37thANNUAL REPORT(01-07-2014 to 30-06-2015)

MAHARSHI DAYANAND UNIVERSITYROHTAK

ContentsSr. No. Details Page No.

1. From the Vice- Chancellor’s Desk i

2. About the University iiUniversity at a Glance- Diary of Important Events iii

3. Chapter- I 1-4Officers of the University 3

4. Chapter- II 5-18Court 7-9Executive Council 10Academic Council 11-17Finance Committee 18

5. Chapter- III 19-24Developmental Works 21-23Grants 24

6. Chapter- IV 25-34Research Project 27-33Research Journal (Arts) 34

7. Chapter- V 35-44Directorate of Distance Education 37-39Affiliated Colleges 40University Campus School 41-44

8. Chapter- VI 45-58University Library 47-48University Computer Centre 49University Centre for Competitive Examinations 50University Career Councelling and Placement Cell 50-53Women’s Studies Centre 54Youth Red Cross Committee 55-56Chaudhry Ranbir Singh Institute of Social & Economic Change 57Centre for Haryana Studies 58

9. Chapter- VII 59-62Foreign Students’ Cell 61Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe Cell 61Public Relations Office 62University Employment, Information and Guidance Bureau 62

10. Chapter- VIII 63-74National Service Scheme 65Youth Welfare Activities 66-71Sports Round up of the University 72-74University Hostels 74

11. Chapter- IX 75-106Ph. D. Degree Awardee(s) 77-88Toppers of various Examinations 89-93Research Scholars Registered for Ph. D. 94-104University Research Scholarships 105-106

12. Chapter- X 107-184University Teaching Departments 109-182

University Institute of Law and Management Studies, Gurgaon 183-184

13. Chapter- XI 185-197Amendments to the Ordinances and Statutes 187-197

14. Editorial Board 198

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, established in 1976 as a residential University with theobjective of promoting inter-disciplinary higher education and research with special emphasis on studiesof environmental, ecological and life sciences, is making rapid progress to emerge as a leading educationalinstitution of the nation. Presently, M.D.U is a teaching-cum-affiliating university with formidable trackrecord in academics, research, literacy and cultural activities, and sports.

Presently, Maharshi Dayanand University is a teaching-cum-affiliating University with 38 Post-Graduate Departments (UTDs), 11 Faculties, Directorate of Distance Education , 539 affiliated colleges,one Off-Campus Centre Institute of Law and Management Studies, Gurgaon. Affiliated colleges include121 Degree colleges, 301 Education colleges, 80 Engineering colleges, 30 Management colleges and7 Law colleges.

The Directorate of Distance Education is providing quality education to the students with its traditionalUG/ PG courses as well as Information Technology and Management courses. The University hasestablished Sir Chhotu Ram Chair, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Chair, Jawahar Lal Nehru Chair, Maharshi DayanandChair, Maharshi Balmiki Chair, Surya Kavi Pt. Lakhmi Chand Chair, Ch. Ranbir Singh Chair, Sant KabirChair and Dr. Mangal Sen Chair to conduct research on the life and contributions of these eminent andillustrious Indians in their respective spheres.

Excellent standards of teaching and research, well-qualified faculty members, effectiveadministrative functioning, congenial academic environment, pulsating campus life, key national andinternational linkages, timely holding of examinations and time-bound declaration of results, ample avenuesfor holistic development of personality of the students, a community-service approach, special emphasison providing opportunities for students of rural background, girl students, and students from marginalizedcommunities, administrative mechanism based on e-governance etc. are the salient features of thisUniversity. The culmination of developmental strides of University was the ‘A’ grade it received from N.A.A.C.in July 2013.

M.D. University, with its large campus, provides excellent infrastructural facilities and necessarystudent support services, benefiting the students. Beautiful landscaping is a hallmark of the varsity. AModern Tagore Auditorium, a spacious IT-enabled Vivekanand Library, a fantastic Students’ Activity Centre,Matu Ram Yajnashaala ,UIET, Bio- Technology blocks, Faculty Club are the star-attractions of the campusinfrastructure. A New Administrative block (University Secretariat), Examination Wing building (ParikshaSadan), Radha Krishnan Auditorium, new teaching blocks of Depts. of Sociology, Psychology, andMathematics are the latest additions to the Varsity.

The university has entered into national and international level strategic tie-ups with academic andresearch organizations for joint academic and research programmes. These include National Institute ofMalaria Research, National Stock Exchange, American Institute of Indian Studies, Institute of Humanityand Research (Japan), University of Massachusetts, Amherst (USA), Kyushu University (Japan), and aleading research Institute of Spain for collaboration in research and higher studies, etc. Maharshi DayanandUnversity has also signed MoU with National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) to provide skilldevelopment avenues to the University students.

Maharshi Dayanand University has an enviable track record in games and sports. The Universityranks among the leading varsities of the nation in sports events. Hundreds of university students haverepresented India at national and international level including Olympic Games.

MDU is all set to emerge as a pioneer University with overall excellence and global outlook anddeep commitment towards social & community causes in times to come.

UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE-DIARY OF IMPORTANT EVENTS

01-07-2014 to 30-06-2015

July 2014Civil Services coaching programme commenced in July 2014.Entrance examinations for admission to UG/PG course held during the month.

July 22- Plantation drive commenced in MDU.July 24-31 NSS Programme Officer Orientation Programme organized.July 31- Mohammed Rafi Musical Night organized under the aegis of Students’ Welfare Office.

August 2014Aug. 1- Bank P.O. coaching programme commenced under the aegis of UCCE.Aug. 8- Chief Minister of Haryana inaugurated Radhakrishnan Auditorium and Dept of Sociology

Building.Aug. 11- Campus placement programme organized by CCPC.Aug. 11- Excellence Awards Ceremony organized to felicitate meritorious girls students-academics,

sports & cultural activities organised.Aug. 12- Art Exhibition organized by Dept. of Visual Arts.Aug. 15- Independence Day function organized in University Campus School.Aug. 23- National Seminar on Molecular Pathology Of Human Genetic Diseases organized by

Department of Genetics.Aug. 30- Special Lecture programme organized by IHTM.Aug. 30- Special lecture on Skill development organized by CCPC.

September 2014Sept. 1- IHTM organized Haryana Tourism Day.Sept. 2- Youth Red Cross annual meeting held.Sept. 3- Special lecture programme organized by Dept. of Microbiology, lecture delivered by Dr.

Appa Rao Podile from University of Hyderabad .Sept. 9-10 Workshop on Understanding Gender Studies: Conceptual & Methodological Issues

organized.Sept. 10- World Suicide Prevention Day programme organized by Dept. of Psychology.Sept. 12- Day Care Centre inaugurated by MDU Vice Chancellor.Sept. 13- Musical programme organized in Dept. of Music.Sept. 13- Hindi Day observed in Dept. of Hindi.Sept. 14- Inter-College Cross Country Championship organized.Sept. 16- International Ozone Day programme organized in Dept of Environmental Sciences.Sept. 16- Special Lecture programme organized in Dept. of English & Foreign Languages.Sept. 17- Two Day Workshop on Personality Development & Communication Skills organized in

IHTM.Sept. 18- Special Programme on Self Defence for Women organized by Haryana Police in association

with DSW officeSept. 18- Dept. of Computer Applications organized Workshop on Java Technology’.Sept. 19- World Alzheimer Day programme organized by Dept. of Zoology.Sept. 19- Dept of Physics organized special lecture programme on Rocket Science & Technology in

collaboration with CCPC.Sept. 20- IMSAR organized Personality Development workshop.Sept. 20- Centre for Medical Biotechnology organized Special Lecture program.

Sept. 24- NSS Day Awareness Rally organized.Sept. 26- Calendar of Events- Cultural/Sports released by MDU Vice Chancellor.Sept. 26- Special lecture programme organized by Dept. of Journalism & Mass Communication.Sept. 27- IHTM celebrated World Tourism Day.Sept. 28- Dept of Pharmaceutical Sciences Organized a Career Awareness Programme.Sept. 30- Youth Red Cross organized a workshop-cum-special Lecture Programme on CYBER

SECURITY.

October 2014Oct. 1- Training Programme on Plant Transgenic Technologies organized by Centre for

Bio-technology.Oct. 1 - Plantation Drive organized in Girls’ Hostel Complex.Oct. 2- Sarv Dhram Prarthana (Prayer) organized on Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti and Lal Bahadur

Shastri Jayanti.Oct. 10- Special Lecture programme on ‘Comparative World Political System and Political

Communication’ organized in the Dept of Journalism & Mass Communication.Oct. 17- Science Quiz contest organized in Dept. of Physics.Oct. 18- One Day Skill Development workshop on ‘Computing Skills in Management organized

in IMSAR.Oct. 28-29 Two Days’ Campus Placement Fair and H.R. summit organized in IHTM, in

collaboration with Career Counselling & Placement Cell.Oct. 28- Seminar on ‘Advances in Science & Technology’ organized in Dept. of Chemistry.Oct. 28-29 Two Day workshop on Robotics organized in UIET.

November 2014Nov.1- MDU Badminton Team (MDU) wins North Zone Inter- University Badminton Championship

at Jammu.Nov.1- Swacch Haryana, Swacch Bharat campaign launched.Nov.1-5 North Zone Kabaddi (W) championship organized & MDU won thechampionship.Nov. 4- Special lecture on Society, Culture & Developments, delivered by Dr. Ratnakar Tripathi

Asian Dev. Research Institute, Patna.Nov. 5- Workshop on Fiction-Hindi Literature organized in Dept. of Hindi.Nov. 7- UGC-NET coaching programme commenced under the aegis of UCCE.Nov. 8- Rangla Punjab Fest organized by IHTM.Nov. 10- National Seminar on IT Security & Ethical Hacking organized by UIET.Nov. 10- Dept of Computer Sc. & Applications organized workshop on Computer Programming

using Dot Net.Nov. 10-15 Youth Red Cross Committee organized First Aid & Home Nursing CampNov. 12- Workshop on Cloud Computing organized by Dept. of Computer Sc. & Applications.Nov. 13- Three Day Book Fair organized by MDU at Tagore Auditorium.Nov. 15- Workshop on Sugar Art Made Easy organized by IHTM.Nov. 14- UNIFEST’ 2014- Inter Zonal Youth Festival inaugurated by Governor Chancellor Prof. Kaptan

Singh Solanki.Nov. 14- Centre for Bio-informatics organized Extension Lecture on Biodiversity Informatics.Nov. 17- National Press Day observed in Dept. of JMC.Nov. 18- DCSA organized workshop on Android Operating System.Nov. 19- Disaster Management Workshop organized by MDU Youth Red Cross Committee.Nov. 19- Special Lecture programme organized in Dept. of Pharmaceutical Sciences.Nov. 20- Gender Sensitization programme organized by Women’s Studies Centre.

Nov. 21-22- Workshop on ‘Information Security in Cyber forensic’ organized in UIET.Nov. 22- National Seminar on ‘Sir Chhotu Ram: Life and Ideology’ organized by Sir Chhotu Ram

Chair. Union Minister Ch. Birender Singh was the Chief Guest in the Seminar.Nov. 23- Seminar & Special Lecture on ‘Hydrogen Storage and Solar Energy’ organized in Dept. of

Physics.Nov. 23- Special Lecture on ‘Employment Generation in Dairy Sector’ organized by University Career

Counselling & Placement Cell.Nov. 24- Workshop on Cloud Computing organized in UIET.Nov. 25- Career Placement activity organized in UIET.Nov. 27- National Seminar on ‘Convergence of Biotechnology and Engineering for Industry’ organized

by Dept. of Biotechnology, UIET.

December 2014Dec. 1- World AIDS Day Awareness programme organized by Youth Red Cross & IHTM.Dec. 2- PG Semester examinations commenced on Dec. 2.Dec. 3- MDU won the North Zone Inter-University Women Cricket Tournament.Dec. 8- Swearing-in ceremony of MDU NTEA organized.Dec. 9- Dept. of Sociology allotted D.R.S. (Phase III) of UGC Special Assistance Programme.Dec. 10- Youth Affairs & Sports Ministry, Govt. of India allocated Rs. 5.5 crore for laying down

Synthetic Athletics Track in the University.Dec. 11- MDU Vice Chancellor Er. H.S. Chahal awarded Pioneer in Higher Education Award by

CMIE.Dec. 16- M.Ed. admission counselling organized.Dec. 18- Workshop on Skill Development organized in collaboration with National Skill Development

Corporation (NSDC).Dec. 19-23- Disaster Management Training Programme organized by NSS office.Dec. 20- Dept. of Pharmaceutical Sciences allocated E-content development project.Dec. 22-27- North Zone University Women Hockey Championship organized in the University.

MDU Won the Hockey Championship.Dec. 25- Workshop on Skill Development organized in collaboration with National Skill Development

Corporation (NSDC).Dec. 26- MDU Calendar’2016 released by the Vice Chancellor.Dec. 28- Musical Evening organized in Radhakrishnan Auditorium under the aegis of Student’s

Welfare Office.Dec. 30- MoU between MDU and Hindustan Steel Works & Construction Ltd. signed for laying down

of Synthetic Athletics Track in the University.Dec. 31- Three Day National Conference on Challenges to ‘Inclusive Growth in Emerging Economics’

commenced in Dept. of Commerce.

January 2015Jan. 1- Special Lecture on Floriculture & Horticulture organized in Dept. of Environmental Sciences.Jan. 1- New Year pledge taking Ceremony organized on the New Year Day. Pledge administered

by MDU Vice Chancellor Er. H.S. Chahal.Jan. 1- MDU Women’s Kabaddi Team emerge Runners’ up in All India Inter University Kabaddi

Tournament held in Odisha.Jan. 2- University Computerization project meeting organized.Jan. 5- Education Minister, Haryana Govt. announces Dr. Mangal Sen Chair for the University.Jan. 7-8- Two Day Workshop on ‘Enhancing Human Potential through Counselling’ organized by the

Dept. of Psychology.

Jan. 9- Health & Hygiene Workshop organized by Youth Red Cross.Jan. 10- Special Lecture programme organized in Dept. of Journalism & Mass Communication.Jan. 12- Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Manohal Lal laid the foundation stone of Faculty of Physical

Education & Sports Science Building and Athletics Synthetic Track in University.Jan. 12- The State Sports & Physical Activity Policy unveiled in State Level Function in Tagore

Auditorium, MDU.Jan. 15- Special Psychological Counselling progamme organized by Youth Red Cross, Committee.Jan. 19- Special Lecture programme on Agro-Waste Management organized in Dept. of

Environmental Science.Jan. 20- Career Placement organized by University Career Counselling & Placement Cell.Jan. 21-27- NSS Special Camp organized in Village Madhodi.Jan. 21- Awareness Programme on Beti Bachao-Beti Badhao organized in Dept. of Journalism &

Mass Communication.Jan. 22- Poster Making, Slogan Writing & Poetry Recitation programme on the theme Beti Bachao,

Beti Padhao organized in University Campus School.Jan. 23- Campus Placement programme organized in UIET.Jan. 25- National Voters’ Day Awareness Programme organized under the aegis of Students’ Welfare

Office.Jan. 26- Republic Day function organized in University Campus School.Jan. 31- International Colloquium on ‘Inter-disciplinary Scope of Microbiology-Present Status and F

uture Direction’ organized by Dept. of Microbiology.Jan. 31- Special Lecture Programme on ‘Preparing for Civil Services’ organized by University Centre

for Competitive Examinations.

February 2015Feb. 2- Sufi Music programme organized in Dept. of Music.Feb. 5-6- National Seminar on Applied Physics & Material Science organized by Dept. of Physics.Feb. 5- Special Lecture programme on Personality Development & Life Skills organized in Dept. of

Economics.Feb. 5- Special Lecture programme on ‘Quality Assurance & Best Practices on Library &

Information Science Education and Services’ organized in Dept. of Library & Information Sc.Feb. 5- Special Lecture programme on Intellectual Property Rights & Patent organized in Dept. of

Botany.Feb. 7- MDU Alumni Association Election held.Feb. 11- Rangilo Rajasthan Theme Based Cuisine festival organized in IHTM.Feb. 13- Traffic Awareness Rally organized by IMSAR.Feb. 14- Maharshi Dayanand Jayanti Smriti Yajna & Jayanti Samaroh organized in the University.Feb. 16- Blood Donation camp organized in UIET under the aegis of MDU Youth Red Cross

Committee.Feb. 18- National Workshop on ‘Emerging Perspectives on Corporate Governance, Frauds & Social

Responsibility’ organized by IMSAR.Feb. 18- Special Lecture on Software Project Testing & Quality Management organized in Dept. of

Computer Science & Applications.Feb. 19- National Seminar on ‘Kabir Chetna ke Vividh Aayam’ organized by Sant Kabir Chair.Feb. 20- National Workshop on SPSS and R-Software organized in Dept. of Statistics.Feb. 21-22- National Seminar on Legal Education in India and Career in Law organized in Dept. of Law.Feb. 21- National Seminar on ‘Innovative Researches in Life Sciences’ organized by Dept. of Zoology.Feb. 21-23- National Seminar on ‘Recent Trends & Developments in Statistics’ organized by the Dept.

of Statistics.

Feb. 22-24- Three Day Folk Festival-PHAGAN MELA organized by the Students’ Welfare Office.Feb. 22-24- Three Day Psychological Assessment Camp organized by Dept. of Psychology.Feb. 25- Authors’ Workshop organized by Vivekanand Library in collaboration with Springer’s

Publishing House.Feb. 25- Boys Hostel ‘Chatrawaas Utsav’ organized in Radhakrishnan Auditorium.Feb. 26- Blood Donation Camp organized under the aegis of Youth Red Cross Committee.Feb. 26- Exhibition on Folk Artefacts organized by the Students’ Activity Centre.Feb. 28- Kavi Sammelan organized under the aegis of Students’ & Youth Welfare Office.Feb. 28- National Conference on Emerging Computing Technologies & ICT for Development

organized by Dept. of Computer Science & Applications.

March 2015March 2-4- Edufest’ 2015- festival of affiliated Education Colleges organized.March 3- University Outreach programme organized in Chandavli Village (Ballabgarh) in collaboration

with Aggarwal College, Ballabgarh.March 3- Campus Placement programme by Indian Army organized in UIET.March 5- MDU Boxing Team won the All India Inter-University Boxing (Men) Championship organized

in L.P.U., Phagwara.March 10- National Conference on Entrepreneurship organized in Dept. of Computer Science &

Applications in collaboration with CMIE Association of India.March 10- Dept. of Psychology allocated D.R.S. (Phase-III) of Special Assistance Programme by

UGC.March 11- Law fest organized by Dept. of Law.March 13-14- National Seminar on ‘Social Transformation Enforcing Inclusive Development’ organized

by the Dept. of Sociology.March 14-29- National Workshop on Research Methodology organized by Dept. of Commerce.March 14- First Entrepreneurial Meet organized in IMSAR in association with IMSAR Alumni

Association.March 14- Gender Sensitization Programme organized by Women’s Study Centre.March 16- Seminar on Swaminathan Report organized by the Dept. of Public Administration & Centre

for Haryana Studies.March 16- Annual Youth Welfare functions & Kavi Sammelan organized by Students’ Welfare Office.March 17-18- Gender Sensitization & Women Empowerment Seminar organized by Committee against

Prevention of Sexual Harassment & Violence at Workplace.March 17- National Seminar on Present Status of Hospitality & Tourism Education & Future Prospects

organized by IHTM.March 17- Health, Hygiene & Pain Management Workshop organized by Youth Red Cross Committee.March 18- Special Lecture on Urban-Rural Scenario organized in Dept. of Sociology.March 19-20- Workshop on Internal Quality Assurance & Accreditation organized by IQAC.March 19- National Seminar on ‘Therapeutic Potential of Nature Products: Current Innovation & Future

Trends’ organized by Dept. of Genetics.March 20-21- Two Day National Conference on Molecular Modelling & Drug Design organized by Centre

for Bio-informatics.March 20-21- Two Day Workshop on Legal Awareness amongst Girl Students regarding their Rights &

Duties organized by Legal Aid Clinic of Dept. of Law.March 24- National Seminar on Gender Discrimination organized by N.S.S.March 25- National Seminar on ‘Entrepreneurship Development in Food Processing Technology’

organized by Dept. of Food Technology.March 26- National Seminar on ‘Caste Based Atrocities; Cause and Remedies’ organized by Dr.

Ambedkar Chair.March 30- Research Methodology Workshop organized in Dept. of Computer Science & Application.March 31- Annual Meeting of Univ. Court organized.

April 2015Dept. of Psychology observed April as Stress Awareness month with various activitiesduring the month.

April 6- Manthan’2015- Group Discussion programme organized in IMSAR.April 7- MDU signs MoU with National Skill Development corporation (NSDL) for skill development

of University students.April 7- UIET organized Career Guidance & Android Application Seminar.April 8- Maharshi Valmiki Chair organized National Seminar on ‘Maharshi Valmiki aur Ram

Kavya Ke Kaaljaayi Kalakar’.April 8- IHTM organized Special Lecture on Research.April 9-10 Book Exhibition organized in University Campus School.April 13- Special Lecture organised in Dept. of Geography.April 15- IHTM organized Chinese Cuisine Theme Festival.April 15-16 Centre for Medical Biotechnology organized Real Time PCR Workshop.April 16- Youth Red Cross organized Health Check-up seminar in Girls’ Hostel Complex.April 16- Music Demonstration (Percussion) Programme organized in Dept of Music.April 16- Relaxation Technique workshop organised by Dept of Psychology.April 17- Dept of Psychology organized/staged Street Plays on the Theme of Stress Awareness.April 17- Health Awareness & Check-up Camp organized by Youth Red Cross.April 18- Dept. of History organized World Heritage Day Lecture.April 22- World Earth Day Rally organized by the Dept. of Botany.April 22- Career Guidance Workshop organised by IHTM.April 23- Youth Red Cross organized Eye Check-Up Camp on the campus.April 25- IMSAR organized National Seminar on the theme MAKE IN INDIA.April 25- Stress Awareness workshop by the Dept. of Psychology.April 27- Art Exhibition of PRINT WORKS organized by the Dept. of Visual Arts.April 27- Stress Awareness Programme for Elders organised by the Dept. of Psychology.April 29- International Students Day function organise under the aegis of foreign students’ cell.

May 2015May 4- Faculty Development & Research Scholars’ Training Programme organized by Dept. of

Computer Science & Applications.May 7- Photo Exhibition- Frozen Moments organized by Dept. of Visual Arts.May 8- Youth Red Cross organized International Red Cross Day function focused on Road Safety.May 9- Digitalization of admission process in the University initiated.May 11-16 Dept. of Biotechnology of UIET organized Short Term Training Programme on ‘Tools &

Techniques in Biotechnology’.May 15- State Level Human Rights Programme organized by Haryana Human Rights Commission

in MDU.May 17- UCCE organized Bank P.O. Entrance Coaching programme.May 22-28 Dept. of Political Science organized Seven Day Research Methodology programme.May 23-24 Ch. Ranbir Singh Institute of Social & Economic Change organized National Seminar on

DEVELOPMENT DYNAMIC- STRATEGY, VIALBILITY & CHALLENGES.May 28- UGC-NET JRF Coaching programme commenced under the aegis of UCCE.

June 2015June 7- A Dedicated Facebook page of MDU launched to publicize the University.June 9- Students Grievances Redressal Cell established to attend to Students’ grievances.June 21- International Yoga Day observed in the University with Yoga Demonstration & performance,

seminar on yoga, etc.June 24- Cleanliness drive organized on the campus as per directives of UGC.

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CHAPTER- I

OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

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OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

1. His Excellency Sh. Jagan Nath Pahadia (upto 26.07.2014) Chancellor

His Excellency Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki (w.e.f. 27.07.2014)

2. Er. H. S. Chahal (upto 28.04.2015) Vice-Chancellor

Sh. Sudhir Rajpal, IAS (w.e.f. 29.04.2015)

3. Prof. R. Vinayak (upto 31.012.2014) Dean, Academic Affairs

Prof. (Mrs.) Sunita Malhotra (w.e.f 01.01.2015)

4 Deans of Facultiesi) Dr. S.K.Gakhar (upto 04.08.2014) Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences

Dr. P.K.Jaiwal (w.e.f. 05.08.2014)

ii) Dr. N.R. Garg (upto 31.07.2014) Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences

Dr. Sashi Behl (01.08.2014 to 31.08.2014)

Dr. (Mrs.) K.K.Verma (w.e.f 01.09.2014)

iii) Dr. (Mrs.) Sunita Malhotra (upto 21.12.2014) Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences

Dr. Sadhu Ram Ahlawat (21.12.2014 to 03.01.2015)

Dr. (Mrs.) Promila Batra (w.e.f 09.01.2015)

iv) Dr. (Mrs.) Rohini Aggarwal Dean, Faculty of Humanities

v) Dr. Ravi Sharma Dean, Faculty of Performing & Visual Arts

vi) Dr. S.D. Vashishtha (upto 30.12.2014) Dean, Faculty of Commerce

Dr. Narender Kumar (w.e.f 31.12.2014)

vii) Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Jain Dean, Faculty of Management Sciences

viii)Dr. (Mrs.) Hemant Lata Sharma Dean, Faculty of Education

ix) Dr. S.P.Khatkar Dean, Faculty of Engg.& Technology

x) Dr. (Mrs.) Promila Chugh (upto 25.09.2014) Dean, Faculty of Law

Dr. Badruddin (w.e.f. 26.09.2014)

xi). Dr. Arun Nanda (upto 10.12.2014) Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sc.

Dr. Narasimhan B. (w.e.f. 07.01.2015)

5. Dr. (Mrs.) Indira Dhull Dean, Colleges Development Council

6. Others Officers

i) Dr. S. P. Khatkar Proctor

ii) Dr. S.P. Vats Registrar

iii) Dr. B.S. Sindhu Controller of Examinations

iv) Sh. Wazir Singh Dalal Finance Officer

v) Dr. Rajbir Singh Dean Student's Welfare

vi) Dr. Satish Malik Librarian

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CHAPTER- II

1. COURT

2. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

3. ACADEMIC COUNCIL

4. FINANCE COMMITTEE

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MEMBERS OF THE COURT(As on 30.06.2015 )

Ex-officio Members

1. His Excellency Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, ChairmanGovernor-Chancellor

2. Sh. Sudhir Rajpal, IAS Vice-Chancellor    

Deans of Faculties3. Dr. Badruddin Dean, Faculty of Law4. Dr. (Mrs.) Rohini Aggarwal Dean, Faculty of Humanities5. Dr.(Mrs.) Promila Batra Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences6. Dr.(Mrs.) Hemant Lata Sharma Dean, Faculty of Education7. Dr. P.K.Jaiwal, Dean Faculty of Life Sciences8. Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Jain Dean, Faculty of Management Sciences9. Dr. Narender Kumar Dean, Faculty of Commerce10. Dr. K.K.Verma Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences11. Dr. Narasimhan B. Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences12. Dr. S.P.Khatkar Dean, Faculty of Engg. & Tech.13. Dr. Ravi Sharma Dean, Faculty of Performing & Visual Arts14. Higher Education Commissioner Haryana, Chandigarh.15. Director, Technical Education Haryana, Bays No.7-12, Sector-4, Panchkula16. Dr. S.P.Vats, Registrar (Member-Secretary)17. Dr. Rajbir Singh Dean, Students’ Welfare18. Dr.(Mrs.) Indira Dhull Dean, Colleges Development Council19. Dr. B.S.Sindhu Controller of Examinations20. Dr. Satish Kumar University Librarian21. Dr. S.P. Khatkar Proctor22. Sh. Wazir Singh Finance Officer23. Dr. Nasib Singh Gill Director, Directorate of Distance Education24. Dr.(Mrs.) Sunita Malhotra Dean, Academic AffairsOther Members(i) Two persons to be elected by the Haryana Vidhan Sabha from amongst its members, out ofwhich at least one should be woman (3-year):25. Smt.Santosh Yadav, M.L.A.,(68-Ateli A.C.) Shastri Nagar, Mahendergarh RoadNarnaul (Haryana)-123001.26. Shri Manish Kumar Grover, M.L.A., H.No.883/23, D.L.F.Colony, Rohtak.(ii) Professors of the University, not exceeding ten, on the basis of seniority by rotation (twoyears):27. Dr.(Mrs.) Priti Jain, Professor of Statistics28. Dr.(Mrs.) Asha,Professor of Sanskrit29. Dr. Nov Rattan Sharma,Professor of Psychology30. Dr.(Mrs.) Kavita Chakravarti,Professor of Economics (On deputation)31. Dr.(Mrs.) Shashi Kala Mehra,Professor of Public Administration32. Dr. (Mrs.) Rohini Aggarwal,Professor of Hindi (Dean also)

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33. Dr. V.K. Sharma,Professor of Chemistry34. Dr.(Mrs.) Madhulika Dube,Professor, Department of Statistics35. Dr.(Mrs.) Indira Dhull, (DCDC also) Professor, Department of Education36. Dr.(Mrs.) Bharti Sharma,Professor of Music(iii) Five teachers to be elected from amongst Associate Professor and Assistant Professor

of the University of whom atleast two shall be Readers; out of the aforementioned fiveelected teachers at least one should be woman (three years):

37. Sh. Deepak Kaushik, Assistant Professor,Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, M.D.U., Rohtak38. Dr. Nater Pal Singh, Assistant Professor, Centre for Biotechnology,M.D.University, Rohtak39. Dr. Vijay Kumar, Assistant Professor,Department of Biochemistry,M.D.University, Rohtak40. vacant41. vacant(vi) One Principal from maintained colleges on the basis of seniority by rotation (two years):42. Vacant(vii)One Principal from the Colleges of Education on the basis of seniority by rotation (two years):43. Dr.(Mrs.) Surekha Khokhar, Principal, C.R.College of Education, Rohtak.(ix) Six Principals of Arts/Science/Commerce colleges of which atleast two shall be women, on

the basis of seniority by rotation (two years):44. Mrs. Bimla Dhankher, Principal,C.H.L. Govt. College, Chhara, Jhajjar45. Dr. R.N.Yadav, Principal,JVMGRR College, Ch. Dadri.46. Smt. Sushma Chaudhary, Principal, Govt. College, Sector-9, Gurgaon47. Dr. Santosh Kumari, Principal, Govt. College, Palwal48. Dr. Krishan Kant Gupta, Principal, Aggarwal College, Ballabhgarh49. Dr. Luxmi Dalal, Principal, Govt. College for Women, Rohtak(x) Ten regular teachers (other than Principals) from the affiliated or maintained colleges, by

election (three years):CONSTITUENCY : EDUCATION COLLEGES50. Dr. Suresh Kumar, Associate Professor,Government College of Education, Bhiwani51. Dr. Yashpal Singh Deswal, Associate Professor,Tika Ram College of Education, SonepatCONSTITUENCY: ARTS/SCIENCE/COMMERCECOLLEGES(ZONE1)(Colleges in Rohtak & Jhajjar Districts)52. Ms. Deepa,Associate Professor in Physics,Government College for women, Rohtak53. Dr. Seema, Associate Professor in Economics,MKJK Mahavidyalaya, Rohtak CONSTITUENCY :ARTS/SCIENCE/COMMERCE COLLEGES (ZONE 2)(Colleges in Sonepat & Bhiwani Districts)54. Ms. Maya Yadav, Asstt. Professor in Physical Edcuation,Adarsh Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Bhiwani55. Sh. Param Vir, Assistant Professor in English,Rajiv Gandhi Government College for Women, BhiwaniCONSTITUENCY : ARTS/SCIENCE/COMMERCE COLLEGES (ZONE-3)(Colleges situated in Faridabad, Palwal Districts and Gurgaon Town)56. Dr. Rani Devi, Assistant Prof. in Political Science, Saraswati Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Palwal57. Dr. Sukhbir Singh, Assistant Professor,Pt. JLN Government College, FaridabadCONSTITUENCY : ARTS/SCIENCE/COMMERCE COLLEGES (ZONE-4)(Colleges in Mohindergarh, Rewari, Mewat and Gurgaon Districts excluding Gurgaon Town)58. Ms. Poonam Bhola, Associate Professor in English, RDS Public Girls College, Rewari 59. Sh. Sunil Kumar, Assistant Professor, Government College for Women,Gurawara (Rewari)

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(xi) Five students to be nominated in the manner to be prescribed by the Statutes for a term ofone year.Statute-32

(i) One student who obtains the highest percentage of marks in the immediately precedingexamination i.e. in M.A. (Prev.) examination in the Faculty of Social Sciences.

60. Ms.Vinita Yadav D/o Sh.Ashok Kumar,Student of M.A. Economics (Final), Govt. P.G. College,Sector-9, Gurgaon

(ii) One student who obtains the highest percentage of marks in the immediately precedingexamination i.e. in LL.M. (Prev.).

61. Ms. Rajni D/o Sh. Girraj Prasad,Student of LL.M. (Final),Department of Law, M.D.University, Rohtak(iv) One student who obtains the highest percentage of marks in the immediately preceding

examination i.e. in the M.Com.(P), MBA(P) and Master in Texti les(P) in the Faculties inCommerce & Business Management and Texti les.

62. Ms. Aditi Jain D/o Sh. Ashok Kumar Jain,Student of M.Com. (Final),G.V.M. Girls College, Sonepat(v) One student who obtains the highest percentage of marks in the immediately preceding

examination i.e. in M.A.(P) in the Faculties of Humanities and Education.63. Ms.Renu D/o Sh.San tRam, Student of M.A. Sanskrit (Final),Department of Sanskrit, M.D.U., Rohtak(vi) One student who obtains the highest percentage of marks in the immediately preceding

examination i.e. in the M.Sc.(P) examination in the Faculties of Physical Sciences and LifeSciences.

64. Ms. Poonam Rani D/o Sh. Shree Pal,Student of M.Sc. Physics(Final),Department of Physics,M.D.University, Rohtak

(xii)Fifteen representatives of learned professions with special interest including representativesof industry, commerce and weaker sections of the society, to be nominated by the Chancellor;out of the aforementioned fifteen representatives atleast five should be women (three years):

65. Prof. J.B.Chaudhary, [Former Vice-Chancellor, CCS Haryana Agriculture University, Hisar]Y-68,Regency Park-II, D.L.F. Phase-IV,Gurgaon (Haryana) -122002

66. Prof. Reicha Tanwar, Director, Women Study Centre,Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra67. Prof. Usha Arora, Dean, Haryana School of Business, Guru Jambheshwar University of Science &

Technology, Hisar68. Prof. Raj Bala Grewal, Centre of Food Science & Technology, CCS Haryana Agricultural Uni., Hisar69. Prof. B.S. Dahiya, Ex. Vice-Chancellor, KUK, #173, Sector 2, Urban Estate, Kurukshetra70. Dr. Iqshita Bansal, Head of Deapartment (Prof. & Dean), Faculty of Commerce & Mgt. Studies, BPS

Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Khanpur Kalan (Sonepat)71. Prof. P.J. Gerge, Director, Kurukshetra Institute of Technology & Management, Pehowa Road,

Bhor Saidan, Kurukshetra72. Mr. Vijayant Prabhakar,General Manager, Jindal Strips Ltd., Hisar73. Mr. Anil Kumar Goel, Director-Engineering, Ancent Pvt. Ltd., Gurgaon74. Prof. Shakuntla Naggar, Chairperson, Deptt. of Music & Dance,Kurukshetra University,

Kurukshetra.#Kothi No.785, Sector-5, Urban Estate,Kurukshetra75. Prof. R.S. Jaglan, CCS Haryana Agricultural University , Hisar76. Dr. R.K. Yadav, Principal,Dronacharya Government College, Gurgaon77. Prof. Meena Kaushal, University Business School, Panjab University, Chandigarh.78. Mr. Bharat Bhushan, Director-HW Engineering, Plot No. 14, Sector 32, Echelon Institutional Area,

Gurgaon.79. Mr. Vivek Gupta, Senior Manager, Infosys Ltd., Chandigarh

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MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL(As on 30.06.2015 )

(a) Ex-officio Members1 Sh. Sudhir Rajpal, IAS, Vice-Chancellor Chairman2 Pro Vice-Chancellor Vacant3 Dr.(Mrs.) Sunita Malhotra,Dean, Academic Affairs4 Secretary, Education Department, Govt. of Haryana, Chandigarh. (or in his absence) Higher Education

Commissioner, Govt. of Haryana, Panchkula5 Secretary, Finance Department, Govt. of Haryana, Chandigarh.or his representative not below the

rank of Joint Secretary, Finance Dept., Govt. of Haryana, Chandigarh(b) Other members(i) One Dean from the Faculties of Engg. & Technology, Education and Law in rotation (two years):6 Dr. S.P.Khatkar,Dean, Faculty of Engineering & Technology(ii) One Dean from the Faculties of Life Sciences, Physical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Sciences in

rotation (two years):7 Dr. P.K.Jaiwal, Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences(iii) One Dean from the Faculties of Social Sciences, Humanities, Commerce and Management Sciences

in rotation (two years):8 Dr.(Mrs.) Promila Batra,Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences(iv) Two Principals (other than Deans of the Faculties) of maintained or affiliated colleges out of which

one shall be a woman by rotation on the basis of seniority (two years):9 Dr. Saroj Sharma, Principal, Gaur Brahman College of Education, Rohtak10 Dr. M.K.Arora, Principal,GGDSD College, Palwal(v) One Professor of the University Teaching Department by rotation for one year, in accordance with

their seniority:11 Dr.S.P.S. Dahiya, Professor, Dept. of English & Foreign Languages, M.D.University, Rohtak(vi) Two teachers of the University Teaching Departments (other than Professors) to be elected from

amongst themselves, out of which atleast one shall be a Associate Professor, for a period of twoyears:

12. Vacant13. Dr. Sumeet Gill, Assistant Professor,Department of Mathematics,M.D.University, Rohtak.(vii) One college teacher(other than a Principal of a College) to be elected by the members of the Court

from amongst themselves (one year):14. Ms. Deepa,Associate Professor in Physics,Government College for women, Rohtak(viii) Four persons as the Chancellor’s nominees from amongst distinguished educationists or

administrators, for a period of two years, provided that atleast two out of these four persons aremembers of the Court but are not employees of the Government, the University, the Collegesmaintained by or affiliated to the University or students of the University; provided further that out ofthe aforesaid four persons, atleast one shall be a woman.

15. Prof. J.B.Chaudhary, [Former Vice-Chancellor, CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar]X-044,Regency Park-II, D.L.F. Phase-IV,Gurgaon (Haryana) -122002

16. Prof. K.K.Aggarwal, A-3/512, Milan Vihar,IP Extension, Patparganj, Delhi- 11009217. Prof. Reicha Tanwar, Director, Women’s Studies Centre,Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra18. Dr. Mahender Singh,Associate Professor, Department of History,Dronacharya Govt. College, Gurgaon19. Dr. S.P. Vats, Registrar Secretary

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MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMIC COUNCIL(As on 30.06.2015)

(a) Ex-officio Members(i) 1. Sh. Sudhir Rajpal, IAS, Vice-Chancellor Chairman(ii) 2. Director General, Higher Education Haryana or Joint Director (Colleges), Haryana or any

nominee of Higher Education Commissioner not below the rank of Deputy Director (Colleges).(iv) DEANS OF FACULTIES

3. Dr.(Mrs.) Rohini Aggarwal, Dean, Faculty of Humanities4. Dr. (Mrs.) K.K.Verma, Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences5. Dr.(Mrs.) Promila Batra, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences6. Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Jain, Dean, Faculty of Management Sciences7. Dr. Narender Kumar, Dean, Faculty of Commerce8. Dr.(Mrs.) Hemant Lata Sharma, Dean, Faculty of Education9. Dr. P.K.Jaiwal, Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences10. Dr. Badruddin, Dean, Faculty of Law11. Dr. Narasimhan B., Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science12. Dr. S.P.Khatkar, Dean, Faculty of Engg.& Technology13. Dr. Ravi Sharma, Dean, Faculty of Performing & Visual Arts

(v) 14. Dr. Rajbir Singh, Dean, Students’ Welfare(vi) 15. Dr. (Mrs.) Indira Dhull, Dean, Colleges Development Council(vii) HEADS OF THE UNIVERSITY TEACHING DEPARTMENTS

16. Dr. Jaiveer S. Dhankhar, Head, Department of History17. Dr.(Mrs.) Pushpa Dahiya, Head, Department of Botany18. Dr. S.P.S. Dahiya, Head, Department of English & Foreign Languages19. Dr. Surender Kumar, Head, Department of Sanskrit20. Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Jain, Director, IMSAR (Dean also)21. Dr. K.S. Chauhan, Head, Department of Sociology22. Dr.(Mrs.) Amrita Yadav, Head, Department of Psychology23. Dr. Narender Kumar, Head, Department of Commerce (Dean also)24. Dr. (Mrs. ) Santosh Nandal, Head, Department of Economics25. Dr. S.K. Bansal, Head, Department of Geography26. Dr. Ashwini Sharma, Head, Department of Physics27. Dr. Vinod Kumar Sharma, Head, Department of Chemistry28. Dr. Nasib Singh Gill, Head, Department of Computer Sc. & Applications29. Dr.(Mrs.) Rohini Aggarwal, Head, Department of Hindi (Dean also)30. Dr. Ranbir Singh Gulia, Head, Department of Pol. Science31. Dr. Sewa Singh Dahiya, Head, Department of Public Administration32. Dr. Jagdish Nandal, Head, Department of Mathematics33. Dr.(Mrs.) Madhulika Dube, Head, Department of Statistics34. Dr.(Mrs.) Madhu Gupta, Head, Department of Education35. Dr. Harish Kumar, Head, Department of Journalism & Mass Communication36. Dr. R.S. Siwach, Head, Department of Defence & Strategic Studies

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37. Dr. Badruddin, Head, Department of Law (Dean also)38. Dr.(Mrs.) Bharti Sharma, Head, Department of Music39. Dr.(Mrs.) Sushma Singh, Head, Department of Visual Arts40. Dr. Kultaj Singh, Head, Department of Physical Education41. Dr. Narasimhan B., Head, Department of Pharmaceutical Science (Dean also)42. Dr. P.K.Jaiwal, Director, Centre for Biotechnology (Dean also)43. Dr. Meenakshi Vashist, Head, Department of Genetics44. Dr. Pratyoosh Shukla, Head, Department of Microbiology45. Dr.Rajesh Dabur, Head, Department of Biochemistry46. Dr.(Mrs.) Meenakshi, Head, Department of Zoology47. Dr. J.S. Laura, Head, Department of Environmental Science48. Dr. Satish Kumar, Head, Department of Library and Information Science (Librarian also)49. Dr. Baljeet Singh Yadav, Head, Department of Food Technology50. Dr.(Mrs.) Pushpa Dahiya, Director, Centre for Medical Biotechnology(HOD Botany also)51. Dr.Rajesh Dhankar, Director, Centre for Bioinformatics

(vii i) PROFESSORS APPOINTED BY THE UNIVERSITY52. Dr. K.K.Verma, Prof. of Chemistry (Dean also)53. Dr. Dalip Singh, Prof. of Mathematics54. Dr.(Mrs.) Sharda Goel, Prof. of Chemistry55.56. Dr. Vinod Kumar Sharma, Prof. of Chemistry (HOD also)57. Dr. S.P.Khatkar, Prof. of Chemistry (Dean also)58. Dr. Arun Nanda, Prof. of Pharma. Scs.59. Dr. Mehtab Singh, Prof. of Geography60. Dr. Mukesh Dhunna, Prof. of Management Sciences 61. Dr. Ajay K. Rajan, Prof. of Management Sciences62. Dr. N.R. Garg, Prof. of Mathematics63. Dr.(Mrs.) Renu Chugh, Prof. of Mathematics64. Dr. Jagdish Nandal, Prof. of Mathematics (HOD also)65. Dr.(Mrs.) Asha Kadyan, Prof. of English (on Deputation)66. Dr. S.P.S.Dahiya, Prof. of English (HOD also)67. Dr. R.S.Pandey, Prof. of Hindi68. Dr.(Mrs.) Rohini Aggarwal, Prof. of Hindi (Dean+HOD also)69. Dr. Narasimhan B., Prof. of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Dean+HOD also)70. Dr. S.K.Gakhar, Prof., Centre for Biotechnology (on Deputation)71. Dr. P.K.Jaiwal, Prof., Centre for Biotechnology (Dean+HOD also)72. Dr.(Mrs.) Indira Dhull, Prof. of Education (DCDC also)73. Dr.Pratyoosh Shukla, Prof. of Microbiology (HOD also)74. Dr. Jitender Prasad, Prof. of Sociology75. Dr. K.S.Chauhan, Prof. of Sociology (HOD also)76. Dr.(Mrs.) Madhu Nagla, Prof. of Sociology77. Dr.(Mrs.) Neelam Jain, Prof. of Management Sciences (Dean also)78. Dr. A.S.Mann, Prof. of Physics79. Dr. Sanjay Dahiya, Prof. of Physics

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80. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Professor, Dept. of Commerce81. Dr. Munish Garg, Prof. of Pharmaceutical Sciences82. Dr. Narender Kumar, Prof. of Commerce (Dean+Head also)83. Dr. Anjali Malik, Prof. of Psychology84. Dr. (Mrs.) Kavita Chakravarty, Prof. of Economics (on deputation)85. Dr. Gulab Singh, Prof. of English86. Dr.(Mrs.) Santosh Nandal, Prof. of Economics (HOD also)87. Dr. Rajbir Singh, Prof. of Psychology (DSW also)88. Dr.(Mrs.) Sunita Malhotra, Prof. of Psychology (DAA also)89. Dr.(Mrs.) Promila Batra, Prof. of Psychology (Dean also)90. Dr.(Mrs.) Amrita Yadav, Prof. of Psychology (HOD also)91. Dr. Nov Rattan Sharma, Prof. of Psychology92. Dr. Radhey Shyam, Prof. of Psychology93. Dr. Harish Kumar, Prof. of Journalism (HOD also)94. Dr. Pardeep Kumar, Prof, IMSAR95. Dr. Naresh Kumar, Prof. of Law96. Dr. (Mrs.) Promila Chugh, Prof. of Law97. Dr. (Ms.) Urvashi Dalal, Professor of History98. Dr. Bhagat Singh, Prof. of Physical Education99. Dr.(Mrs.) Madhulika Dube, Prof. of Statistics (HOD also)100. Dr.(Mrs.) Priti Gupta, Prof. of Statistics 101.102. Dr.(Mrs.) Shashi Kala Mehra, Prof. Public Administration103. Dr.(Mrs.) Nina Singh, Prof. of Geography104. Dr. M.I. Hasan, Prof. of Geography105. Dr.(Mrs.) Asha, Prof. of Sanskrit106. Dr. Surender Kumar, Prof. of Sanskrit (HOD also)107. Dr.(Mrs.) Bharti Sharma, Prof. of Music (HOD also)108. Dr. Nasib Singh Gill, Prof. of Computer Science (HOD also)109. Dr. Rajinder Singh, Prof. of Computer Science110. Dr.(Mrs.) Hemant Lata Sharma, Prof. of Education (Dean also)111. Dr. Ashok Kumar Kalia, Prof. of Education112. Dr.(Mrs.) Madhu Gupta, Prof. of Education (HOD also)113. Dr. J.P.Yadav, Prof. of Genetics114. Dr.(Mrs.) Rajesh Dhankar, Prof. of Environmental Science (HOD also)115. Dr.(Mrs.) Pushpa Dahiya, Prof. of Botany (HOD also)116. Dr. Suresh Chander Malik, Prof. of Statistics117. Dr. Badruddin, Prof. of Law (Dean+HOD also)118. Dr. Preet Singh, Prof. of Law119. Dr. R.S.Siwach, Prof. of Defence & Strategic Studies (HOD also)120. Dr. Satyawan Baroda, Professor, IMSAR121. Dr. Rishi Choudhary, Professor, IMSAR122. Dr. (Mrs.) Kamlesh Gakhar, Professor, IMSAR123. Dr. Raj Kumar, Professor, IMSAR

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124. Dr. A.S. Boora, Professor, IMSAR125. Dr. Virender Singh Malik, Professor, IMSAR126. Dr. Sapna Garg, Professor of Chemistry127. Dr. Partap Singh Kadyan, Professor of Chemistry128. Dr. (Mrs.)Vinod Bala Taxak, Professor of Chemistry129. Dr. Jaibir Singh Hooda, Professor of English130. Dr. Randeep Rana, Professor of English131. Dr. Poonam Dutta, Professor of English, UILMS, Sector-40, Gurgaon132. Dr. Loveleen, Professor of English133. Dr. Gulshan Lal Taneja, Professor of Mathematics134. Dr. Rajeev Kumar, Professor of Mathematics135. Dr. Jitender Singh Sikka, Professor of Mathematics136. Dr.(Mrs.) R.R.Laxmi, Professor of Statistics137. Dr. A.S.Kajal, Professor of Law138. Dr. A.S.Dalal, Professor of Law139. Dr. S.S.Shilwant, Professor of Law140. Dr. Kuldeep Singh, Professor of Commerce141. Dr. R.R.Saini, Professor of Commerce142. Dr. Rajpal Singh, Professor of Commerce143. Dr. Vazir Singh Nehra, Professor of Commerce144. Dr.(Mrs.) Geeta Manmohan, Professor of Commerce145. Dr. Pramod Kumar, Professor of Geography146. Dr. S.K. Bansal, Professor of Geography (HOD also)147. Dr. Inderjeet, Professor of Geography148. Dr. R.S.Sangwan, Professor of Geography (On deputation)149. Dr. Jitender Singh Laura, Professor of Environment Science (HOD also)150. Dr. Meenakshi Vashist, Professor of Genetics (HOD also)151. Dr. Anjana Rani, Professor of Public Admn.152. Dr. Sewa Singh Dahiya, Professor of Public Admn. (HOD also)153. Dr.(Mrs.) Maya Malik, Professor of Hindi (On deputation)154. Dr.(Mrs.)Sushila Kumari, Professor of Hindi155. Dr. Sarvajit Singh, Professor Emeritus, Department of Mathematics156. Dr.(Mrs.) Pushpa, Professor of Hindi157. Dr.(Mrs.) Krishna Joon, Professor of Hindi158. Dr.(Mrs.) Ram Rati, Professor of Hindi159. Dr. Vineeta Shukla, Professor of Zoology160. Dr. Jaiveer S. Dhankhar, Professor of History (HOD also)161. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Professor of Hindi162. Dr. Des Raj, Professor of Sociology163. Dr. A.S.Verma, Professor of Law164. Dr. D.P.Kularia, Professor of Sanskrit165. Dr. Krishna Acharya, Professor of Sanskrit166. Dr.(Mrs.) Sushma Singh, Professor of Visual Arts (HOD also)167. Dr.(Mrs.) Manjeet Rathee, Professor of English

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168. Dr.(Mrs.) Sonia Malik, Professor of Psychology169. Dr.(Mrs.) Arunima, Professor of Psychology170. Dr.(Mrs.) Madhu Anand, Professor of Psychology171. Dr.(Mrs.) Punam Midha, Professor of Psychology172. Dr.(Mrs.) Sarvdeep Kohli, Professor of Psychology173. Dr. Ravi Sharma, Professor of Music (Dean also)174. Dr.(Mrs.) Vimal, Professor of Music175. Dr. Hukam Chand, Professor of Music176. Dr. Rajender Sharma, Professor of Political Science177. Dr. Anita Dagar, Professor of Economics178. Dr.(Mrs.) Neelam Chaudhary, Professor of Economics179. Dr. Ashwini Sharma, Professor of Physics (HOD also)180. Dr. Kultaj Singh, Professor of Physical Education (HOD also)181. Dr. R.P. Garg, Professor of Physical Education182. Dr. Bhoop Singh Gulia, Professor of Visual Arts183. Dr. Promod Mehta, Professor of Biotechnology184. Dr.(Mrs.) Binu Sangwan, Prof. of Geography185. Dr. K.V. Chamar, Prof. of Geography186. Dr. S.K. Chaudhary, Prof. of Physics187. Dr. (Mrs.) Supriti, Prof. of Sociology188. Dr. (Mrs.) Bindu Mattoo, Prof. of History189. Dr. Vijay Kumar, Prof. of History190. Dr. Vijender Kumar Goyal, Prof. of Chemistry191. Dr. Shalini Singh, Prof. of Psychology192. Dr. Harjeet Kaur, Prof. of Physics193. Dr.(Mrs.) Asha Sharma, Prof., Department of Law194. Dr. Rashmi Malik, Prof. of English195. Dr.(Mrs.) Sarojini Nandal, Prof. of Journalism & Mass Communication196. Dr. Sachinder Singh, Prof. of Geography197. Dr, Rajni Arora, Prof. of Chemistry198. Dr. Archana Garg, Prof. of Chemistry199. Dr.(Mrs.) Meenakshi Hooda, Prof. of Visual Arts

(ix) PROVOSTS200. Dr. A.S.Verma, Provost (Boys Hostels) (Prof. also)201. Dr.(Mrs.) Rajesh Dhankar, Provost (Girls Hostels) (HOD also)

(xi) Deleted(xii) LIBRARIAN

202. Dr. Satish Kumar, University Librarian(xiii)DEAN, ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

203. Dr. (Mrs.) Sunita Malhotra,Dean, Academic Affairs(xiv)Controller of Examinations

203A. Dr. B.S.Sindhu,Controller of Examinations(b) OTHERS MEMBERS(i) One University Associate Professor by seniority from each faculty by rotation (2 years):

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204. Dr. Aparna Bhardwaj, Associate Professor, IMSAR (Faculty of Management Scs.)205. Dr. Jitender Kumar,Associate Professor,Department of Education,(Faculty ofEducation)206. Dr.(Mrs.) Neena Vashisht,Associate Professor, Department of Law (Faculty of Law) 207. Dr. Anil Kumar Chhillar, Associate Professor, Centre for Biotechnology(Faculty of Life Sciences)208. Sh. Tilak Raj,Associate Professor, Department of Commerce(Faculty of Commerce)209. Dr. Himmat Singh Ratnoo,Associate Professor, Department of Economics

(Faculty of Social Sciences)210. Mrs. Jai Shree Shankar, Associate Professor, Department of English & Foreign Languages

(Faculty of Humanities)211. Dr.(Mrs.) Archana Malik, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics

(Faculty of Physical Sciences)212. Dr. Harish Dureja, Associate Professor in Pharmaceutical Sciences,

(Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences)213. Vacant(Faculty of Performing & Visual Arts)

(ii) One University Assistant Professor from each faculty by rotation on the basis ofseniority (2 years):

214. Dr. (Mrs.) Meenakshi, Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental(Faculty of Life Sciences)

215. Dr.(Mrs.) Neerja Ahlawat, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology(Faculty of Social Scs.)

216. Dr. Yogender, Assistant Professor, Department of Law (Faculty of Law)217. Dr. Seema Rathee,Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce,(Faculty of Commerce)218. Dr.(Ms.) Sonia,Assistant Professor in IMSAR,(Faculty of Management Sciences)219. Mrs. Preeti Rani, Asstt. Professor in Computer Science(Faculty of Physical Sciences)220. Mrs. Sarita,Assistant Professor, Department of Education (Faculty of Education) 221. Sh. Govind Singh, Asstt. Professor in Pharma. Sciences(Faculty of Pharm. Sciences)222. Mrs. Krishna Devi, Assistant Professor, Department of Hindi(Faculty of Humanities)223. Sh. Rajesh Kumar,Assistant Professor, Department of Visual Arts

(Faculty of Performing & Visual Arts)(iii) Deleted(iv) Ten Principals of the affi liated/maintained colleges, out of which atleast two shall be

women on the basis of seniority by rotation (2 years):224. Dr. J.N.Sharma, Principal, G.B.Degree College, Rohtak225. Dr. D.S.Kharub, Principal, Seth Meghraj Jindal Govt. College, Siwani (Bhiwani)226. Dr. R.K.Gupta, Principal, Vaish College, Rohtak227 Mrs. Bimla Dhankhar, Principal, C.H.L. Govt. College, Chhara (Rohtak)228. Dr. Suchitra Pannu, Principal, Ch. Bansi Lal Govt. College for Women, Tosham (Bhiwani)229. Dr. Renu Gupta, Principal, Hindu College of Education, Sonepat230. Smt. Sushma Chaudhary, Principal, Govt. College, Sector-9, Gurgaon231. Dr.B.M.YAdav, Principal,Mahila Mahavidyalya, Jojhu kala (Bhiwani)232. Dr. Sarsij Siwach, Principal, Govt. College for Women, Lakhan Majra (Rohtak)233. Dr. Sunandan Sharma, Principal, Govt. PG College, Gohana (Sonepat)

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(v) Fifteen Regular Teachers (other than Principals) from affiliated/maintained colleges,by election (2 years):

CONSTITUENCY      : ENGINEERING COLLEGES234. Vacant

CONSTITUENCY     : EDUCATION COLLEGES235. Dr. Balvir Singh, Assocaite Professor,Tika Ram College of Education, Sonepat236. Dr. Surender Singh Rana, Associate Professor, T.R.College of Education,Sonepat

CONSTITUENCY     : ARTS/SCIENCE/COMMERCE COLLEGES (ZONE-1)(Colleges situated in Rohtak and Jhajjar Districts)

237. Dr. A.K.Bansal,Associate Professor,Vaish College, Rohtak238. Sh. Jitender Bhardwaj, Assistant Professor, Govt. College, Bahu (Jhajjar)239. Sh. Kuldeep Malik, Assistant Professor,Pt. NRS Govt. College, Rohtak

CONSTITUENCY : ARTS/SCIENCE/COMMERCE COLLEGES (ZONE-2)(Colleges situated in Sonepat & Bhiwani Districts)

240. Sh. Ajit Kumar, Assistant Professor,Govt. College, Bhiwani241. Sh. Raj Roop Chahal, Associate Professor,CRA College, Sonepat242. Dr.(Ms.) Rashmi Bajaj, Associate Professor,Vaish College, Bhiwani

CONSTITUENCY : ARTS/SCIENCE/COMMERCE COLLEGES (ZONE-3)(Colleges situated in Faridabad, Palwal Districts and Gurgaon Town.)

243. Sh. Mohd. Rafique, Associate Professor,Government College for Girls,Sector-14, Gurgaon244. Dr. Pamila Kalia, Associate Professor,K.L.Mehta Dayanand College for Women,Faridabad245. Dr. Shashi Bala, Assistant Professor,Government College for Women, Faridabad

CONSTITUENCY : ARTS/SCIENCE/COMMERCE COLLEGES (ZONE-4)(Colleges situated in Mohindergarh, Mewat, Rewari and GurgaonDistricts excluding Gurgaon Town)

246. Mrs. Chander Kala, Associate Professor,RDS Public Girls College, Rewari247. Sh. L.N.Yadav, Assistant Professor,Government College, Mohindergarh248. Sh. S.K.Yadav, Associate Professor,Govt. Girls College, Rewari

(vii) Five persons as experts to be co-opted by the Academic Council provided that notmore than one of them shall be from the same Faculties(2 years):

249. Professor Bhim Singh Dahiya,[Department of English, Former Vice-Chancellor,KurukshetraUniversity, Kurukshetra]House No. 173, Sector- 2, Urban Estate, Kurukshetra

250. Professor J.S.Saini,Department of Electrical Engineering,DCRUST, Murthal251. Prof. R.D.Gupta,Department of Geography,University of Rajasthan, Jaipur252. Prof. S.C. Kundu,Haryana Business School, G.J. University of Science & Tech., Hisar253. Prof. J.S. Rana,Head, Dept. of Biotechnology, DCRUST, Murthal

(vii i) President, Students’ Union254. Vacant     255. Dr. S.P.Vats, Registrar Secretary

Special Invitees1. Dr.Rahul Rishi, Professor of Computer Science Engg., University Institute of Engineering and

Technology, M.D.University, Rohtak2. Dr. Vineet Kumar, Professor of Mechanical Engg.,University Institute of Engineering and

Technology, M.D.University, Rohtak

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MEMBERS OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE(As on 30. 6. 2015)

1. Sh. Sudhir Rajpal, IAS, ChairmanVice-Chancellor

2. Secretary, Finance Department, Govt. of Haryana

3. Secretary, Education Department, Govt. of Haryana

Clause-1(d) of Statute-15

Two Deans of Faculties as prescribed under Clause-1(b)(ii) & (iii) of Statute-11Clause-1(b)(ii)of Statute-11

One Dean from the Faculties of Life Sciences, Physical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Sciences inrotation for two years:

4. Dr. P.K.Jaiwal, Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences

Clause-1(b)(iii) of Statute-11

One Dean from the Faculties of Social Sciences, Humanities, Commerce & Business Management, inrotation for two years:

5. Dr.(Mrs.) Promila Batra,Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences.

Clause-1(e) of Statute-15

One person to be nominated by the Chancellor from amongst four members nominated by him to theExecutive Council under Clause-1(b)(vii) of Statute-11

6. Prof. Reicha Tanwar, Director, Women Study Centre,Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

7. Clause-1(f) of Statute-15

Dr. S.P. Vats, Registrar

8. Sh. Wazir Singh, Finance Officer Secretary

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CHAPTER- III

1. DEVELOPMENTAL WORKS

2. GRANTS

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DEVELOPMENTAL WORKS

Sr. Name of the work App. AmountNo. (Rs. in lac)

WORKS COMPLETED

1. Const. of 16 nos. Faculty Flats 940.00

2. Const. of Psychology Department 435.71

3. Raising of Boundary Walls at various places Toe walls 203.00

4. Carpeting, Widening & Strengthening of Roads on the Campus 77.50

5. Renovation of various buildings 74.83

6. Development of Campus by CC road, kerb stones paving footpaths,

interlocking tiles, false ceiling, parking of various buildings and labs,

aluminum partition. 66.93

7. Construction of Open Drains and laying repair of sewer lines and

water pipes lines 56.30

8. Providing and fixing of Furniture/work stations in various Teaching Blocks

and making seating arrangements in Auditorium/Seminar/Conference Halls 47.60

9. Construction of UG Tank and Sprinkling System, Riser System,

Cricket Pitches, Const. of Car shed and Toilet-cum-office room 7 Chain fencing 36.13

10. Construction of Animal House 32.08

11. Const. of 4 nos. clay lawn Tennis Courts 30.72

12. Const. of Basket Ball Court 17.40

13. Ext. of Yagyashala 14.38

14. Construction of Gate in Boys Hostel 8.50

15. SITC of 1000 KVS/TF in Existing Press Building & 11/443 KV Sub stations 107.76

16. Flood-lights-for Faculty Flats, Basket Ball courts and Tennis Court 37.34

17. Replacement of damaged/burnt/ defective cables in UIET 26.14

18. Copper earthing of panels already fixed on roads 8.30

19. Installation of High Mast at Community Centre 6.95

Work in Progress

1. Const. of Boys Hostel 1564.00

2. Synthetic Track 700.00

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3. STP 700.00

4. Const. of 36 nos. (Type-III) Flats 550.00

5. Ext. of Engineering Cell 324.00

6. Const. of 12 nos. (Type-III) flats 300.00

7. Construction of 1st Floor and Renovation of GF for visual

Arts in Transport office 275.00

8. Const. of Room and Toilets in Type-IA houses (100 units) 190.00

9. Const. of Boundary wall, Retaining Wall, Garage and Guest

Room at Dhanna Chulli 145.00

10. Const. of Judo Hall and Shooting and fencing Hall at 1st floor

of Boxing & wrestling hall 145.00

11. Const. of Toilet in Type-I Houses (128 units) 90.00

12. Const. of 2 nos. 9J houses 42.47

Future Plan

Sr. No.Name of work Estimated Cost (Rs. In lac)

1. Construction of Pavilion in Cricket Ground 100.00

2. Construction of new Canteen near Maths. Department 50.00

3. Construction of Neelgiri Hostel 2nd floor 180.00

4. Construction of 1st floor building in between the Dept. of Chemistry

and old Bio-Sciences building 100.00

5. Construction of open shed in Campus Community club 20.00

6. Construction of halls on 2nd floor in DDE building for Sanskrit Department 154.00

7. Construction of transgic green house for Life Sciences 28.00

8. Construction of 50 bedded Sports Hostel in Sports Complex area (UGC) 136.00

9. Construction of indoor shooting rage building in Sports complex(UGC) 132.00

10. Construction of Working Women Hostel(100 capacity) (UGC)

during XII plan period 300.00

11. Construction of 100 bedded hostel for Boys/Girls (OBC grant) 500.00

12. Renovation of Swimming Pool 200.00

13. Construction of Physical Education and Sports Sciences Faculty Sadan 500.00

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14. Construction of Shops Near Gate No.2 100.00

15. Construction of 3 nos. Lecture Theatre in Chemistry Department 100.00

16. Construction of Boundary wall parallel to Jhajjar Bye-pass 100.00

17. Construction of various unspecified civil works 500.00

18. Construction of Social Science Block 500.00

19. Construction of 50 nos. Type-IA houses/flats 750.00

20. Construction of Changing Room in Sports Complex 50.00

21. Construction of three nos. halls on 2nd floor of DDE building for

Sanskrit Department 150.00

22. Construction of toilet blocks in Type-II houses 50.00

23. Providing and fixing of furniture for various institutional buildings and hostels 100.00

24. Construction of Footpaths and Boundary Wall at various places 50.00

25. Laying underground cables 150.00

26. Providing and fixing lifts for two buildings 40.00

27. Provision of Solar Water Heating 100.00

28. Extension of raw water line alongwith hydrant facilities in leftover

area of the Campus 50.00

29. Construction of 2nd underground clear water storage tank at Water Works 100.00

30. Development of premises around water treatment plant at Water Works

(i.e. filling of tabbasand etc.) 25.00

31. Miscellaneous electrical installation works in various University

Buildings as per requirement time to time 100.00

32. Renovation of existing Water Works (i.e. machine room and filtration plant) 100.00

33. Land scaping and Horticulture Works 100.00

34. Provision of Solar Plants for various Institutional buildings 200.00

35. Construction of open drain at various places 50.00

WORKS TO BE EXEUCTED ON PRIORITY BASIS AT UILMS, GURGAON

1. Construction of Director Residence 100.00

2. Construction of 06 nos. Faculty Flats 150.00

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GRANTS

Sr. Name of Funding Agencies Grant Received T. Expenditure

No.

1. UGC Grant under General Development Assistance Scheme Nil Nil

2. UGC Grant for Junior/Senior Research Fellowship 39973328/- 29149690/-

3. UGC Grant for Major/Minor Research Project/Special

Assistance Programme/Post Doctoral Fellowship/SC/ST

Scholarship/Teacher Fellowship/ grant for UCCE/Misc. etc. 25413928/- 32046033/-

4. ICMR New Delhi 769447/- 631714/-

5. DBT New Delhi 8322581/- **12265255/-

6. CSIR New Delhi 2067722/- **2368688/-

7. ICSSR New Delhi 537000/- **549903/-

8. SERB New Delhi 14550000/- **15127405/-

9. AICTE New Delhi 1800000/- 1800000/-

10. NMPB New Delhi 562600/- 468754/-

11. UGC (E.Pathsola) 40,60,000/- 12,98,342/-

12. HSCST Haryana 1598500/- 809007/-

13. DST New Delhi 21,17,283/- **27,27,773/-

**Excess expenditure due to previous balances existing under various schemes.

PLAN GRANTS FROM STATE GOVT. : Rs. 21,00,00,000/-

lNON - PLAN GRANTS FROM STATE GOVT. : Rs.28,75,00,000/-

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CHAPTER- IV

1. RESEARCH PROJECTS

2. RESEARCH JOURNAL (Arts)

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RESEARCH PROJECTS

ON-GOING RESEARCH PROJECTS SANCTIONED BY SERB/DST

Sr. Name of the Teacher Name of the ProjectNo. and Department

1 Dr. P. Shukla, Microbiology Coning expression and characterization of anovel Xylanze from

Thermomyes lanuginosus and improvement of effectual bioprocess

2 Dr. K.K. Sharma, Microbiology Molecular screening for the existence of lactase gene family in

different while-rot fungi

3 Dr. Bijender Singh, Microbiology Thermostable and Neutal phytase from basteria and testing their

efficiency in deploy tinization of food ingredients

4 Dr. Vijay Kumar, Biochemistry Role of NR F-I & NR F-2 in bigenomic transcriptional regulation of

cyto chrome oxidative stress in rat brain

5 Dr. P.K. Jaiwal,CBT Bio-Fortification of wheat ( Triticum aestivum) with a potent

antioxidant, CoQ10 for nutritional enhancement and abiotics stress

tolerance

6 Dr. Anurag Khatkar, Pharmacy Development of novel techniques for preservation of currency

paper notes

7 Dr.(Ms.)Ritu Gill, CBT Molecular cloning and characterization of Type-III HSP40-a Zuotin

relates factor 1 from human malarial Plasmodium falciparum

8 Dr. Manoj Kumar, Biochemistry Gene mining of saline soil microbiome for novel halotolerance

mechanisms

9 Dr. N.P.Singh ,Biochemistry Proteome mining of wheat for drought and salt stress induced

proteins from Indian wheat lines

10 Dr. (Ms.) Ritu Pasrija, Study of importance of phospholipids in membrane rafts ad

Boichemistry virulence of fungal pathogens

11 Dr. Hari Mohan,CMBT Molecular surveillance and characterization of rotaviruses

associated with acute gastroenteritis

12 Dr. Bharat Singh Insilico assessment and validation of diagnostically relevant

allergenic polypeptides of Aspergillus gumigatus

13 Dr. Vinita Hooda, Botany Fabrication of photometric sensing strip for polymine determination

14 Dr.(Mrs.Pooja Suneja Madan, Exploration of endophytic bacterial diversity in legume based

Microbiology cropping system in Haryana for potential use in crop improvement”

15 Dr.(Mrs.)Pooja Gulati, Bacterial arginine deiminase Characterization cloning and

Microbiology evaluating their efficacy as anti cancerous agent

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16 Dr.(Ms.)Darshana Chaudhary, Expression of decaprenyldiphoshpate synthase gene in rice

CBT (Oryza sativa L.) for biosynthesis of coenzyme Q10"

17 Dr. Kashyap Kumar Dubey,UIET Improved Process Development for lipstatin production through

submerged fermentation by Streptomyces Spp.”

18 Dr.Sarvajit Singh Gill ,CBT Salt induced oxidative stress tolerance of rice (Oryza sativa L.)

cultivars differing in tolerance potential by the root endophyte

Piriformospora indica: Significance of ascorbate-glutathione

pathway”

HSCST Projects

1 Dr. S.S. Yadav, Exploration & Documentation of Ethuoveterinary Medicine (EVM)

in central southern Haryana with special reference to Rohtak &

Mahendergarh distt.

2 Dr. Rajesh Dhankhar, Evirn Bio ethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass of Eicchornia

erassipas, an aquatic weed in Bhindawas wetland of Haryana

3 Dr. Samunder Kaushik ,CBT Development and evaluation of one step single Tube Multi plex RT

PCR for rapid detection and Typing of dengue viruses

4 Dr. Vinita Hooda, Botany Fabrication of silver nanoparticles loaded epoxy membrane and

its use for defluoridation of contaminated water

DST Project

1 Dr. Seema, Genetics Thermal adaptations in ectotherms:a case study of Drosophilids

in western Himalayas

2 Dr, Promod Mehta, CBT Targeting Mycobacterium marinum Me 12 locus with drug like

compounds its implications for in vitro host cell interaction

3 Dr. Rajbir Singh, Psychology Construct validation of cognitive preparedness

4 Dr. Vijay Kumar, Biochemistry To evaluate the protection of arsenic induced oxidative stress

mitochondrial oxidative damage and apoptotic cell death by

hydroxytyrosol in rat brain

UGC, Project

1 Dr. R.S. Sangwan, Geography Development of e-Contents in Geography

2 Dr.Arun Nanda, Pharmacy Production of Courseware e-Content Development for Post-

Graduate Subjects (e-PG- Pathshala)

AICTE

1 Dr. Harish Dureja, Pharmacy Optimizatin of Nanoparticle Drug Delivery for anticancer Drug(s)

NMBP

1 J.P. Yadav, Genetics Studying the Impact of climatic change on quality and quantity of

secondary Metabolites in some commercial Medicinal Plants.”

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ICMR

1 Dr. Vijay Kumar, Biochemistry To evaluate the protection of arsenic induced oxidative stress

mitochondrial oxidative damage and apoptotic cell death by

hydroxytyrosol in rat brain

CSIR

1 Dr. Ravi Parkash ,Genetics Climate stress adaptations in drosophilids: Impact of global warming

in the Western Himalayas

2 Dr. S.S. Gill, CBT Development of salnity and / or brought stress tolerant Indian

mustard

3 Dr. Bijender Singh, Microbiology Concomitant Production and Characterization of Cellulase and

Xylanase by a thermophillic Mould sporotrichum thermophile of

bioethanol production

4 Dr. C.S. Pundir , Biochemistry Construction and application of an amperometric triglyceride

5 Dr.N.S. Chauhan, Biochemicstry Functional Metagenomics tomine the Human Gutmicrobiome:For

Dietary Fiber Gluten and polyphenol catabolic.

DBT

1 Dr. P.K. Jaiwal, CBT Plant Transgenic Technology

2 Dr.S.K. Gakhar, CBT Population Genomics of Malaria Vector A Stephensi Mosquitoes

in India sub continent

3 Dr. Pushpa Dahiya, Botany DST Project-CMBT

4 Dr. Rajesh Dhankar, Env. Sc. Establishment of Bioinformatics Infrastructure acidity (BIF) for the

Biology Teaching Through Bioinformatics under the BTISnet DBT

5 Dr. Parmod Mehta, CBT DBT-Maharshi Dayanand University Interdisciplinary Life Science

Programme for Advance Research and Education”

6 Dr. S.K. Gakhar, CBT, To augment the post-graduate teaching and research facilities in

the Deptt.

7 Dr.S.K. Tewari, Genetics Purification and Molecular characterization of halocin produced

by Haloferax Larsenii strains HA/3

8 Dr. Manu Bhambri, Botany Synthesis characterization of Nanocurcumin and its medicial

applications

9 Dr. Bhawna Kalra, Genetics Impact of Global climatic warning on stress adaptation in wild

Drosophilids

10 Dr. Bijender Singh, Microbiology Production of recombinant Phytase of the Thermophilic Mould

Sportotrichum thermophile and its Applications

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ON-GOING MINOR RESEARCH PROJECTS SANCTIONED BY UGC

LIST OF ON-GOING UGC RESEARCH PROJECTS

Sr. Name of the Teacher Name of the Project

No. and Department

1 Dr. S.K.Bansal, Geography Planning for conservation and management of natural resources

at village level using remote sensing and GIS techniques in

Mahendragarh District, Haryana

2 Dr. Naveen, Chemistry Anodic oxide films on metals and alloys

3 Dr. Pratap Singh, Chemistry Newer metal complexes for organic light emitting devices

4 Dr. Baljeet Singh Yadav, Antioxidant properties of some raw and thermally processed

Food & Tech. vegetables of gourd family commonly grown in India

5 Dr. Promod Mehta, Bio-tech. Detection of immundominant antigens and antibodies samples of

pulmonary and extra pulmonary ............................ PCR amplifies

immunoassay

6 Dr. Samander Kaushik, CBT Rapid detection and tyoping of influenza A and B by reverse

transcriptase-loop-mediated isothermal amplification (RT-Lamp)

7 Dr. Vikas Hooda, Biotechnology Development of organophosphorus hydrolase … … … … …

pesticides in food and water samples.

8 Dr. Ritika, Food Technology Production and characterization of gluten free… … … … … . Flours

from pseudo cereals.

9 Dr. Anil Ohlan, Physics Synthesis of conjugated polmer and graphene based

… … … … … … … . Electromagnetic shielding

10 Dr. Asha Sharma, Botany Accumulation, partitioning and metabolic … … … .. Grown under

arsenic contaminated conditions

11 Dr. Vinod Bala Taxak, Chemistry Synthesis and characterization eflight novel metal complex for

OLEDs.

12 Dr. Sarvajeet Singh Gill, C.B.T A symbiotic approach for the improvement of salt tolerance of

mustard (Brassica Juncea) through Piriformospora indica: Role of

Antioxidant machnery

13 Dr. Sudesh Rani, Zoology Effect of replacement of fish meal in commercial aquafeeds by

soybean on growth and metabolism of most valuable freshwater

cultivated fish species.

14 Dr. Ranjan Jaiwal, Genetics Low cost production of proinuslin in plants for the oral delivery of

insulin and C-peptide.

15 Dr. Mahesh Kulharia, C.B.T To develop a support vector machine tool for identification of unique

protein-Protein interaction sits with lowest drug cross reactivity

potential.

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16 Dr. Veer Bhan, C.B.T Analysis of genetic diversity in drosophila for susceptibility to

pathogens by RAPD and SSR markers.

17 Dr. Ritu Gill, C.B.T Cloning, expressin, purification and characteization of chromatin

assembly factor 1 from human malarial parasite plasmodium

falciparum.

18 Dr. Bhoop Singh Gulia, Fine Art Study of the Inter-relationship of Arts with Traditional Buildings of

Haryana.

19 Dr. Parmod Kumar, Geography Remote sensing, GIS and GPS based modelling of land use/land

cover transformation : A case study of Rothak City in Haryana.

20 Dr. N.P. Singh, C.B.T. Impact assessment of high temperature stress on seed protein

quality of wheat.

21 Dr. Pooja Gulati, Microbiology Identification and characterization of integron-mediated antibiotic

resistance in Escherichia coli isolated form Yamuna River Water.

22 Dr. Nar Singh Chauhan, Metagenomics analysis of human get microbiome and elucidation

Biochemistry of genes involved in catabolism of wheat dietry proteins.

23 Dr. S.R. Ahlawat, Sociology Inclusion of Excluded Communities for Social Cohesion :

A Sociological study of PRIs in Haryana.

24 Dr. Anjana Rani, Rural Entrepreneurship Strategies for Inclusive Growth : Role of

Public Administration Public Institutions (An Empirical study of Selected Government

Institutions of North India.

25 Dr. Snajay Kumar, C.B.T. Development of a cost effective strategy for production of

recombinant human tumor nacrosis factor alpha(TNF alpha) in

Escherichia coli.

26 Dr. Puran Chand Sharma, Hindi Lok - Rangmanch : Dsha aur disa( Sondrya loknatya saang)

27 Dr. Ram Naresh Mishra, Hindi Maank Hindi aur Haryanvi ka vyetereki adhyan.

28 Dr. Satish Kumar, Evaluating the use of Web Resources by faculty and research

Library& Information Science scholars in MDU, CDLU, GJU & KUK of Haryana State

29 Dr. Sapna Sharma, Genetics Mitochondrial DNA Study of some endogamous groups of Haryana

30 Dr. Sonia, Botany Nutritional and phytochemical quality of the Indian cultivars of c

cowpea and pigeon pea

31 Dr. Ajit Kumar, Biochemistry Development of QSAR models for designing novel DDT related

organochlorine pesticide and their invitro validation

32 Dr. Sunil Kumar Chhikara, UIET Remediation of heavy metals from industrial effuents by

immobilized magnetic biosorbent in continuous flow packed bad

ractor

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33 Dr. Neelam Sehrawat, Genetics Midgut protoeome of Indian malaria vector, anopheles culcifacies

(Diptera: Culicidae)

34 Dr. Prabhakar Kumar Verma, Preparation and characterization of novel nanomaterial

Pharmacy antidiabetic oral formulations.

35 Dr. Ashish Dahiya, Tourism Evaluating the existing Culinary Practices & Gastronomy Delights

of Haryana State for the Promotion of Community Oriented

Highways Tourism

36 Dr. Darshan Chaudhary, CBT Generating insects resistance cowpea plants

37 Dr. Rajeev Kumar Kapoor, Optimizing production of laccase Enzyme from selected White-

Microbiology Rot fungi and developing a process for the degradation of endocrine

disruptors

38 Dr. Pratyoosh Shukla, Proteomic analysis and lipid profiling of chlamydomonas reinhardtil

Microbiology and its relevance towards bio-fuel production

39 Dr. Kamla Chaudhary, Ethanol Production using lignocellulosics by Xylose fermenting

Microbiology yeast cultures

40 Dr. Loveleen, English Ecological concerns in contemporary Indian women’s writing in

English/English Translation.

41 Dr. Ritu Pasrija, Biochemistry Study of the effect of antifungals/inhibitors on membrane rafts in

pathogenic yeast

42 Dr. Neerja Ahlawat, Sociology Marriage norms Customary Traditions and Social Change

43 Dr. Priti Sharma, Commerce Relationship between intellectual capital and firm’s market value

and financial performance: an empirical investigation or BSE (S

&P) listed firms

44 Dr. Promila Batra, Psychology Towards establishing progressive muscle Relaxation and

sudarshan kriya yoga as integrative medicines

45 Dr. Rahul Tripathi, UIET To Investigatre the impact of particle size on magnetoelectric (ME)

coupling of pristine and doped Z-type hexaferrites synthesized by

different routes

46 Dr. Sandeep Malik, Tourism Minor Project - Current Status, Future Prospects and Challenges

of Farm Hospitality: A study of Farm Based Rural Tourism in

Haryana State

47 Dr. Sandeep Singh Biochemistry Minor Project - Analysis of nitrate assimilation pathway enzymes

in cadmium stressed seedlings of hydroponically grown vigna

radiata

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UGC SPECIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME(SAP)

Sr.No. Name Co-ordinator Name of the Department

1. Dr. Santosh Nandal Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-1) Economics

2. Dr. Surender Kumar Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-1) Sanskrit

3. Dr. Rajbir Singh Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-II) Psychology

4. Dr. S.C. Malik Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-1) Statistics

5. Dr. Arun Nanda Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-I) Pharmaceutical Sc.

6. Dr. P.K.Jaiwal Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-I) Centre for

Bio-Technology

7. Dr. Ram Sajjan Pandey Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-I) Hindi

8. Dr. Nina Singh Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-I) Geography

9. Dr. Renu Chugh Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-I) Mathematics

10. Dr. A.S. Maan Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-I) Physics

11. Dr. Kanwar Chauhan Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-II) Sociology

12. Dr. J.P. Yadav Co-ordinator SAP (DRS-I) Genetics

DEPARTEMENTS UNDER INNOVATIVE PROGRAMME

Sr. No Name Coordinator Name of Department/ Scheme Name

1 Dr. J. P. Yadav, Coordinator Genetics/

M.Sc Forensic Science Under Innovative

Programme

2 Dr. Rajesh Dhankhar Coordinator Environmental Science/

M.Sc Enviormental BioTechnology under

Innovative Programme

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RESEARCH JOURNAL (ARTS)

Maharshi Dayanand University Research Journal (Arts) is a Bi-Annual Refereed Journal published

in April and October every year. The issue of October 2014 was released on 18.12.2014. The details of the

issue is given below:

Vol.13, No.2, October, 20141. Relationship of Creative Thinking Abilities with Family Environment and Intelligence Among Senior

Secondary School Students

2. Effect of Teaching Through Multimedia Packages in Achievement of Elementary Students in

Environmental Science

3. Globalization versus Localization in Teacher Education: Possible Scenarios of Fostering Local

Knowledge in Globalized Education

4. Influence of Socio-Personal Variables on Level of Work Motivation Among School Teachers of Haryana

State

5. Bama’s Karukku: Quest for Integrity as a Dalit And a Christian Woman

6. ‘Time’ and ‘History’ in Qurratulain Hyder’s River of Fire

7. A Modern Woman’s Struggle for Survival in Vijay Tendulkar’s Silence! The Court is in Session

8. A Neutralist: The Emotional Hero in John Wain’s Hurry on Down

9. Exploring the Theme of Extremism vs Secularism in Orhan Pamuk’s Snow

10. Transposing the Matrix of Power: An Exposition of Female Characters in Amitav Ghosh’s The Glass

Palace and The Hungry Tide

11. Teaching of English at Undergraduate Level in Northern Region of Haryana: An Analysis

12. From Self-Annihilation to Self-Realization : A Critical Study of Shashi Deshpande’s Novel That Long

Silence

13. Redefining the Centre: Women in Wilsons Plays

14. An Analysis of Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) Scheme in Haryana

15. Outcomes of Power (Electricity) Sector Reforms in Haryana: A Performance Appraisal

16. Marital Adjustment, Subjective Well Being and Self Esteem of Working and Non-Working Women: A

Comparative Study

17. Maternal Employment and Anxiety: A Study of Children of Employed vs. Unemployed Mothers

18. Burnout and Subjective Well Being in Managers of Nationalized and Private Sector Banks

19. Human Rights & Right to Information: A Case Study of Global Efforts

20. Asokan Dhamma – A Code of Morals – is the Need of the Hour

Across Region Marriages and Changing Social Relations in Rural Haryana

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CHAPTER- V

1. DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

2. AFFILIATED COLLEGES

3. UNIVERSITY CAMPUS SCHOOL

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DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

Director : Dr. Nasib Singh Gill (Additional Charge)

Realizing the important role of education which it plays in the overall national development, theMaharshi Dayanand University created a Correspondence Cell during 1987-88 for imparting educationthrough ‘Correspondence Course’ leading to the award of B.Ed. degree. The University, with the passageof time and development of technology and requirement of society, upgraded the Correspondence Cell tothe level of a Directorate during 90’s and has expanded it tremendously to offer a wide spectrum ofcourses through a network of Study Centre all over the country. With the recent amendment in the MaharshiDayanand University Act by the State Government, the Directorate has restricted delivery of its coursesto distance learners on its own, and has decided to provide opportunities for higher education to a largesegment of population especially disadvantaged groups living in remote and rural areas, adults, housewivesand working people.

The Directorate seeks to create, preserve, and disseminate knowledge to build competitivecapability for holistic development of man and society. Various programmes offered by the Directoraterange from conventional to professional as per needs of the area and employment opportunities availablein the country. In order to meet the growing demand of open and distance learning, the Directorate hasenriched in terms of resources for further access to the roots in the rural domain. The University iscommitted to encourage inter-disciplinary higher education and research to spread knowledge to everystrata of the society. It aims at creating an innovative, value- based, and research-oriented world-classlearning environment and establishing itself as a Centre of Excellence. The University envisions promotingquality education and research through inter-disciplinary under-standing, state-of- the-art learning, andthe use of emerging knowledge for developing world-class human resources capable of meeting theglobal challenges of future technology and management.

Directorate of Distance Education of Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak offers13 Undergraduate/Postgraduate programmes mentioned in the Information Brochure for Distance Learners.The reasons for the popularity of its programmes are carefully designed curriculum, well planned teachinglearning strategies, effective student support system and fair examination and evaluation system.The DDE believes in providing full support and services to its students and ensuring the removal ofdifficulties at personal level so that the participation of the students in the programmes offered by the DDEbecomes really effective and meaningful. Candidates facing any difficulty in pursuing the distance educationprogrammes of this University may contact the Director secretariat or concerned officer/official duringworking hours or submit his/her problem in writing to the Grievances Cell of the DDE. While submittingany problem/request/complaint the students are advised to write their details i.e. Name/Father’s name,Registration No. (Allotted by the DDE), name of course (with year/semester) for prompt action, failingwhich such requests/complaints etc. will not be entertained.

The Directorate is housed in a spacious building, which is properly ventilated and easily accessible.Enquiry Cell, Computer labs and Students Support System are manned by experienced staff. The creditfor the present status of the Directorate goes to the invaluable participation and co-operation of the UniversityAuthority, UGC, Distance Education Bureau (formerly DEC) and other Statutory Bodies associated withDistance Education System.

In view of the current framework of the University Act, the Directorate has evolved the concept of“Students Support Services Camps (SSSCs)” to help and groom the distance learners in several

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Courses - Directorate of Distance Education

Sr. No Name of Course Annual/Semester

1 B.A, B.Com, B.Lib.Sc, M.Com, M.Lib.Sc AnnualM.A. (English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Math, History,Pol.Sc, Economics, Pub.Ad.)

Strength of UG/ PG of DDE Old Courses (2014-2015)

Sr. No. Name of Course Year/Sem Male Female1 BA 2 78 802 BA 3 439 3253 B COM 2 10 44. B COM 3 52 275. M COM 2 2 36. MSC.MATHS 2 1 17. MA ECONOMICS 2 1 28. MA GEOGRAPHY 2 3 19. MA HINDI 2 2 2010. MA HISTORY 2 3 611. MA POL. SC. 2 5 1312. MA ENGLISH 2 2 613. MA SANSKRIT 2 1 214. Bachelor of Fine Arts 3 3 1015. BA Yoga 2 2 016. BA Yoga 3 69 13717. BSc. Animation & Multi Media 3 2 018. BACHELOR OF HOTEL MGMT 5 1 019. BACHELOR OF HOTEL MGMT 6 0 1

GRAND TOTAL 676 638

ways. Student Support Services in open and distance learning system is quite different from other services.These services are not confined only to interactive counselling or solving the learners problems but alsoinclude to promote distance learning to address the issue of continuous upgradation of skills so as toproduce manpower resources of the kind and the number required by society, to fulfill the expectationsindicated in the National Education Policy (1986). In addition to the services already mentioned, the focusof the educators shall also be on learners’ personality development, soft-skills, career counseling & guidanceand community education.

Further, the SSSCs are aimed to facilitate learning, counselling and to solve the problems of thedistance learners which they face during their self-study from the study material provided by the Directorate.Through SSSCs, these learners get an opportunity to interact with the counselors as well as with the peergroup. Since the learners belong to different parts of the state/country and from different streams, so it isessential, to make the distance education programme not only meaningful and useful for the studentspursuing different programmes being offered by the University through its Directorate but also to achievethe national objective of providing quality education to all and to reach at unreachable places.

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Male Female-wise Students Strength of Old DDE IT & Mgt. Courses(July 14 )

Sr. Name of Course/Sem Male FemaleNo.1. BBA-4 4 12. BBA-5 8 33. BBA-6 99 32  BBA Total 111 364. BCA-4 7 15. BCA-5 21 46. BCA-6 202 70  BCA Total 230 757. MBA-2 1 08. MBA-3 5 49. MBA-4 49 20  MBA Total 55 2410. MCA-3 6 211. MCA-4 4 512. MCA-5 34 1513. MCA-6 147 77  MCA Total 191 99  Grand Total 587 234

Male Female-wise Students of New DDE UG/ PG Course(2014-2015)Sr. CourseName Female MaleNo.1. Bachelor of Business Admn. (BBA) 14 82. Bachelor of Computer App. (BCA) 7 123. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) 14009 170824. Bachelor of Commerce 1355 12045. Bachelor of Library & Info. Sc. 217 1526. M. A. (English) 2065 11537. M. A. (Hindi) 4005 8868. M.A (Polticial Science) 3060 14819. M.A. (Public Administration) 221 32710. M.A. (Sanskrit) 858 25211. M.A.(History) 2704 160112. M.A.Economics 818 32113. M.Sc. (Mathematics) 974 68214. Master of Commerce (M.Com) 3298 156815. Master of Library & Information Sc 79 28

Grand Total 33684 26757

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AFFILIATED COLLEGES

Dean, Colleges Development Council : Dr. (Mrs.) Indira Dhull (Additional Charge)

Details of Affiliated Colleges/ Institutes

Sr. No. Categories of Colleges Total number

1. Education Colleges 301

2. Engineering Colleges / Institutes 80

3. Management Colleges / Institutes 30

4. Degree Colleges 121

5. Law Colleges 7

Total No. of Colleges 539

1. Affiliation granted to the Engineering Colleges during the period 2014-2015.

Sr. No. Name of College

1. St. Andrews Instt. of Technology & Management, Vill Khuvampur, Farukhnagar, Gurgaon.

2. Krishna Vidya Peeth of Management & Technology, Vill Khera (Siwani), District-Bhiwani.

3. PDM School of Architecture Town Planning, Sector-3, Bahadurgar, District-Jhajjar.

2. Affiliation granted to the Degree Colleges during the period from 01.06.2013 to 31.05.2014.

Sr. No. Name of College

1. G.A.V. Degree College Patauda.

2. Sanskar Bharti Degree College, Mohindergarh.

3. G.C.W. Jasaur kheri, Jhajjar.

4. G.C. Matanhail, Jhajjar.

5. G.C.W. Badhra, Bhiwani.

6. Baijnath Chaudhary, G.C.W.Nangal Chaudhary, Mohindergarh.

7. G.C. Mokhra, Rohtak.

8. G.C.W. Pali, Rewari.

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UNIVERSITY CAMPUS SCHOOL

Director : Dr. Sonia Malik (Additional Charge)

Principal : Mrs. Sarita (Officiating)

Lecturers : Mr. Vivek Kaushal, Mr. Dinesh Kumar, Mrs. Artimala, Mr. Gulshan Kumar,

Mr. Manoj Kumar, Dr. Partima, Mrs. Reena

T.G.T : Mr. K. S. Rathee, Dr. Kirandeep, Mrs. Sulochana, Dr. Vishnu Dutt, Mrs. Indu Sharma

Mr. Dheeraj Kumar, Mr. Sanjay Kumar, Mrs. Savita Rani, Mrs. Anju, Mrs. Vijay Laxmi

Mrs. Pargya

Teacher : Mrs. Leela Gogia

Asst. Teacher : Mrs. Renu Bala, Mrs. Sushila Sangwan, Mrs.Neeru Sharma, Mrs.Saroj Joon,

Mrs. Saroj Hooda, Mr Kashmir Lal,

P.T.I. : Mr. Pawan Nandal

Art Teacher : Mrs. Renu Dahiya

Students Strength :

Nursery 11 III 24 VII 41 XI Science 37

K.G. 20 IV 28 VIII 55 XI Commerce 15

I 22 V 35 IX 57 XII Science 31

II 28 VI 36 X 49 XII Commerce 10

Total 489

ACADEMIC

The results of class X & XII of the school have been declared by the Central Board of Secondary

Education, Delhi.

CLASS X

58 students appeared for the AISS (Class X) examination in the session 2014-2015.

57 qualified the exam. 9 students have passed with CGPA 9 & above.

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CLASS XII

1) Science Stream

41 Students appeared in the Science stream of class XII (AISSC)Examination and 35 students

passed making the result 85.36% 6 remained unsuccessful. Out of them 15 students have passed with

distinction (75% and above) and 18 students have passed with first division (60 to 74%). Kumari Anjali

Rathee stood First scored 452/500(90.4%) marks. Master Sidhant Goyal stood 2nd with 89% marks(445/

500) and Kumari Tanu Priya Stood 3rd with 87.6%(438/500) marks.

2) Commerce Stream

18 students appeared in the commerce stream and all 18 students passed making the result

100%. Out of them 9 students have passed with distinction(75% and above) and 5 students have passed

with first division(60 to 74%). Kumari Simran stood First with 473/500(94.6%) marks, while Master Rahul

Rathee stood 2nd with 447/500(89.4%) marks and Kumari Pooja stood 3rd with 440/500(88%) marks.

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

The school children are provided a platform to exhibit their talent in Extra curricular activities. These

activities are soul of their school life as they get a chance to learn while enjoying different activities.

GAMES & SPORTS

Total education means the development of not only mind, spirit and character but also our body, which

is one of the essentials of the wholes tic development. Hence, Games and sports are an essential part of

the school curriculum. Besides making students physically fit and strong, games and sports instil in them

the values like discipline, team spirit, tolerance, setting goals and achieving them. They give us the

courage and never-say-die attitude. They also keep us healthy, strong and well established.

Coming to some other events of the session THE ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET of the school was held on

23-24th December, 2013.

1· Athletics:- Kumari Nancy Class – 8th & Mansi of Class 6th participated in cluster – XIV in CBSE

athletics meet held at Narnaul.

2· Nancy got 3rd place in 800 mt. race

3· Football :- Our U-17 School team participated in district championship held at Rajiv Gandhi Sports

Complex, Rohtak on 6th to 8th August, 2015

4· Our following Students Selected for State Football Championship

5· U-17 Aryan Dahiya, Sagar Dahiya,

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ACTIVITIES

1. In October 2013, students participated in Inter School Sketching on the Spot & Poster Making,

Fancy Dress, Declamation Competition organized by District Council For Child Welfare, Rohtak.

50 of our students attended an interactive session with Prof. Dr. Yashpal on 21st April, 2014

2. Teacher’s Day was celebrated on 5th September, 2014. A number of students presented songs, poems

and speeches on the life of sarvpalli Radhakrishnan and on the role of teachers in students life.

3. On the festival of Raksha Bandhan, all the students made Rakhis and sent them to our soldiers to

mark their important role in guarding our Nation.

4. ‘Deepotsav’ was celebrated with great enthusiasm in the School on 18.10.2014. All the students

participated enthusiastically in the events of decorating ‘Diya’, Candles and made beautiful ‘Bandhan

Bar’.

5. Mehndi competition, rangoli competition and paper bag making competition was organised in the school.

6. Best out of Waste competition was organised in school.

7. Junior Doctors from PGIMS Rohtak were invited for Health Check up of the students.

8. To develop scientific aptitude, on 19th July, 2014 students were encouraged to participate in scientific

innovation competition. Also a number of students made collage on the theme of National Integration.

9. The school organised a Career Counselling Session on 28.10.2014 for the Students of Secondary

Classes in order to guide and make them aware of the various options available and thus pursuing

their studies further in the field accordingly.

10. On 29th October, 2014, Rashtriya Ekta Diwas was celebrated in the school consisting of Pledge for

Unity, tree plantation and Run for Unity.

11. On 16th Nov, 2014. Five of our students participated in Drawing Competition organised by Nissan

Moters.

12. Children’s Day was celebrated in the School with great enthusiasm. A number of students recited

poems, delivered Speeches performed dances and sang songs related to the occasion. An open Quiz

was conducted encouraging children to develop self-confidence and to remain on righteous path.

13. To commemorate the birth anniversary of Sh. Srinivasa Ramanujam, our School Celebrated GANIT

WEEK from 16th Dec, 2014 to 22nd Dec, 2014 in which various Mathematical Aptitude related activities

such as quiz, poster making, innovative techniques and lecture by eminent Mathematicians were

organized to celebrate the Birth Day of Ramanujan, the great Mathematician from our land. Prof.

Gulshan Taneja, Prof. Renu Chugh and Prof. Poonam Midha enriched student with their deliberations.

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14. University Campus School celebrated the Birth Anniversaries of Netaji Subhash Chander Bose and

Lala Rajpat Rai from 23rd January to 28th January, 2015. In the chain of events, Sunit Mukherjee,

Director, Public Relations addressed the students during school assembly enlightening them about

the life events of Netaji Subhash Chander Bose. In this series, an Essay Writing Competition was also

conducted. All the students of class V, VI and VII participated in the competition.

15. On 6th February, 2015 keeping in view the ensuing final examinations, Dr. Ved Prakash Sheoran,

Principal, P.G. College, Jind, delivered a very motivational lecture to students on “How To Combat

Examination Pressure”.

16. To imbibe the value of our rich cultural heritage among students, on 21st February, 2015, a pious

Yajana was performed in the School on the occasion of Ceremonial Farewell to XII Class students,

and best wishes for examination was conveyed. Mrs. Sarla Chahal, the first Lady of M.D. University,

Rohtak blessed the students and gave tips to become successful in life.

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CHAPTER- VI

1. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

2. UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTRE

3. UNIVERSITY CENTRE FOR COMPETITIVEEXAMINATIONS

4. UNIVERSITY CAREER COUNSELLING ANDPLACEMENT CELL

5. WOMEN’S STUDIES CENTRE

6. YOUTH RED CROSS COMMITTEE

7. CHAUDHRY RANBIR SINGH INSTITUTE OFSOCIAL & ECONOMIC CHANGE

8. CENTRE FOR HARYANA STUDIES

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UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

Librarian : Dr. Satish Malik

Vivekananda Library is a central facility, which caters to the informational requirements of the students,teachers, research scholars, and other staff of the University located at Rohtak and other parts of theState of Haryana. Library collections are maintained in Vivekananda Library, five satellite libraries - LawLibrary, IMSAR Library, UIET Library, IHTM Library, Maths Library – and some departmental libraries.Library Committee

Library Committee – the policy making body - decides the guidelines for smooth functioning of theLibrary. The Committee has Vice-Chancellor as its Chairman and University Librarian as its Member-Secretary. All the Heads/Directors of Departments/Institutes, and Registrar are its ex-officio members,while two research scholars are nominated on this Committee for a period of two years. The LibraryCommittee met on 10th November, 2014.Reader’s Services

Vivekananda Library and its offshoots are essentially meant for the students, faculty and otherstaff of this University, but the library facilities are also extended to some special categories of users, viz.,Ph.D. students of other Universities, and Class I Gazetted Officers of the Govt. of Haryana/Govt. of Indiabased at Rohtak. The library, during the year under report had registered 4851 members, of which 24were teachers, 443 research scholars, 823 M.Phil./Pre-Ph.D. students, 7383 U.G./P.G. students, 79 non-teaching staff and 16 special members. During this period total active members were 8788. The VisitorRegister maintained at the gate of the library recorded a total of 7,39,417 visitors who used the libraryservices during 2014-15.

1. Library TimingsThe Vivekananda Library and Law Library observed the following timings during 2014-15:

Working days, Saturdays & RHs 8.00 AM to 8.00 PMSundays & Holidays 8.00 AM to 5.00 PM

Besides it, one Reading Hall with capacity of about 250 reading seats opened 24X7 except Holi.The satellite libraries - Management, Engineering, Hotel Management, and Mathematics Libraries –opened from 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m. on working days, Saturdays and holidays. The Library observedfive holidays only – 26th Jan., Holi, 15th August, 2nd Oct. and Deepawali - during the year.

2. Library use and Servicesi. Circulation Services

Library conducted 2, 33,498 circulation transactions. In addition, 3, 70,762 volumes were consultedwithin the library premises. A sum of Rs. 6, 36,292/- was realized as overdue charge from the defaultingmembers.

ii. Internet ServicesOver 5000 library users availed of this facility. The Internet Lab opened from 09.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. onworking days and Saturdays.

iii. Reading Facilities and Visitors to LibrariesThe University Library System provides excellent reading facilities. The Vivekananda Library has air-conditioned reading halls with capacity of 1063 reading seats, and its satellite libraries have another428 reading seats. One reading hall of Vivekananda Library, with controlled environment and seatingcapacity of 250, opened 24X7. Over 2,94,463 library users availed of this facility during the periodunder report.

iv. Video Conferencing FacilityThis facility, created in March 2010 and harnessed with state-of-the-art technology, is a multi-purposefacility. It was used for one-to-one videoconferencing, delivery of lectures from remote locations,watching educational videos in groups, PowerPoint presentations, seminar room, and holding meetings.

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v. User Awareness Programmes.Popularization and promotion of library use is a very important function of any library. Seized of thisobjective, the Library conducted 14 user awareness programmes to equip the users with skills to usee-resources, online catalogue, and other library services.

vi. Author Workshop.Vivekananda Library organized an Author’s Workshop Sponsored by Springer India on February 25,2015 at 10.25 AM. We received an overwhelming response from the participants and total 150 membersparticipated in the event.

Technical Services1. Acquisition of Learning Resources

During the period under report, 8626 volumes of books and 499 theses were added to the librarycollection of the main library and its off-shoots, while books costing Rs. 41,030/- were withdrawn onaccount of realization their costs. The collection-wise break-up of the library as on 30th June, 2015 isexhibited below:

S. No. Nature of Collection Total Collection1. Books 3,24,2512. Journals (Bound volumes) 51,1723. Theses 15,7254. CDs/Videos 1346

Total 3,92,4942. Processing of documents (Classification, Cataloguing, Spine Marking etc.)

The Processing Section processed 8,999 documents, prepared 4500 datasheets for data entry and4499 books are entered directly in Library Management System (LibSys7). 18310 books are spinemarked and barcoded an equal number of documents during the year under report.

3. BinderyThis Library does not have in-house binding arrangement. All the books and other reading materialare got bound from an outside agency. A total of 9,684 volumes of books, journals and theses weregot bound during the year.

4. Journals subscription and total collectionThe Library subscribed to 108 foreign and 442 Indian journals, and added 550 volumes to its collection.The total collection of bound volumes of journals stands at 51,172.

5. e-ResourcesThe Library provided online access to over 8612 e-journals through UGC Infonet gateway, 23131 e-journals through J-Gate Plus and 245 e-journals, 10 databases and 5670 e-books out of university’sown resources.

Information Technology ApplicationsComputerization of library involves the application of ICT to such library activities as acquisition ofbooks, subscription of printed and e-journals, cataloguing of learning resources, display of newadditions, barcoding of books, circulation of books and other reading material, linkage of OnlineCatalogue to the university website, etc. As of now, all the library operations have been automated.RFID implementation work has been completed. RFID tags have been applied to all volumes of books.

A hoard of ICT hardware and softwares - 2 servers, 102 PCs, 2 laptops, 09 Information Kiosks, 04scanners, 11 Barcode Readers, 21 UPSs, 23 printers, 12 Network Switches, 20 Head Phones, and66 Softwares (LINUX, LibSys7, MS-Office-2007, Windows 1998, Windows XP (pre-loaded in PCs),etc. – are available in the library for use by the library users and library staff.

Courses OfferedThe Library offered two courses in Library & Information Science – B.Lib.I.Sc. and M.Lib.I.Sc. - throughdistance mode. The senior library professionals arranged 4 Personal Contact Programmes. 360 and105 students were enrolled in B.Lib.I.Sc. and M.Lib.I.Sc. courses, respectively during the academicsession 2014-2015.

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UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTRE

Director : Dr. G.P. Saroha

University Computer Centre was established by the University with UGC grants under UGC schemein 1987. The annual work detail of computer center during the period from 01/07/2014 to 31/06/2015are as under:

1. Computer Centre performed following jobs:(A) e-Governance Project:a. SAP ERP implementation Project of Student Life Cycle Management (SLcM), Human Capital

Management (HcM) and Finance is being implemented under the overall supervision of ComputerCentre. The Computer Centre is also the Nodal office for the Project.

b. Management & maintenance of University website.c. Analysis & Monitoring of the e-Governance modules.d. Co-ordination and processing of Results of Entrance Exams. of different Departments for admission

to various UTD courses.e. Coordination with outsourcing agency NYSA for resolution of discrepancies in the e-Governance

modules as suggested by departments.f. Planning, management and monitoring of IT infrastructure of university.g. Computer Centre was involved in Preparation and execution of technical training schedules in

imparting proper seat-specific technical training to concerned employees of university regarding e-Governance modules.

h. Providing central computing facilities to students of university, such as Pre-PhD and research scholarsetc.

i. Upgrading computer skills of university teaching/non-teaching employees regarding IT awarenessand information security.

j. Software support and troubleshooting, such as Windows, MS office etc., installation, for differentcomputing labs.

(B) Data center Management:Deployment, maintenance and upgradation of university web portal and ERP modules on datacenterservers, www.mdurohtak.ac.in, www.mdudde.net, www.mdurohtak.net.in, www.mduonline.net.

a. Bandwidth management for university network.b. Implementation of university IT policy.c. Management of Web, database and active directory servers.d. IT Threats Management by implementing antivirus, firewall and UTM policies.e. Deployment, hosting and maintenance of finance module on separate server.f. Implementation of database and application backup policies.g. Planned and unplanned maintenance of Datacenter equipment.h. Planning, provisioning and acquisition of resources.i. Maintenance of Datacenter 24x7(C) Network Infrastructure Management:a. Management, planning, monitoring and troubleshooting of university network infrastructure.b. Liaising with HCL, BSNL and Reliance etc. regarding networking system, Internet and voice

communication.c. Managing and monitoring changing requirements of the various branches and departments of the

university for Intercom Telephony and network.d. Managing the work relating to the installation of networking points in campus including new buildings.e. Management of CCTV cameras installed in the university campus.f. Managing and proper handling of networking servers.g. Supervising maintenance and extension of fiber optic network.h. Management of university wide UPS maintenance and support services.i. Supervising extension of UTP and STP based data network.

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UNIVERSITY CENTRE FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

Director : Dr. Parmod Bhardwaj (Additional Charge)

The University Centre for Competitive Examinations (UCCE) has been providing guidance/ coachThe University Centre for Competitive Examinations (UCCE) has been providing guidance/ coaching tothe students since 1990, the year when the Centre was established. This centre has been establishedand funded under the scheme of University Grants Commission New Delhi. The primary aim of the centrehas been to prepare students for entry to various services at state and central level. Though the schemeof UGC is primarily meant for students belonging to SC/ST/Minorities/OBC (non creamy layer), however,poor students belonging to general category may also be admitted. Only a token fee of Rs.600/- percourse is charged from general category students and for others it is free.

The centre maintains fully air conditioned one library with a seating capacity of 72 students andtwo lecture theatres. Library contains more than 7100 books. Seven National Newspapers, Journals,Magazines and other useful learning materials is available in the library for the use of students and teachers.The centre provides guidance for various competitive examinations like Indian Civil Services and HCS(Preliminary Examination), NET/JRF (UGC), Bank Probationary Officer’s , HTET (PGT) , CDS and othersfrom time to time. Besides above, special lectures are organized by experts in the relevant field.The centre organized five coaching programmes during 2014-15 as per details given below:

Sr. No Coaching Programme Duration Number of Students1. Indian Civil Services 1.7.14 to 20.8.14 2252. RRB Officer’s Exam. 2.8.14 to 30.8.14 683. NET/JRF December 2014 7.11.14 to 21.12.14 1754. SBI P. O. Examination 16.5.15 to 2.6.15 785. NET/JRF June 2015 28.5.15 to 25.6.15 1886. NET/JRF (Economics) 2015 1.6.15 to 23.6.15 15

In addition to above a special lecture was organized on ‘How to prepare for Indian Civil Services’on 31.01.2015 in DDE conference hall. Lecture was delivered by Mr. Dhirendra Khadgata IAS and it wasattended by more than 200 students.

UNIVERSITY CAREER COUNSELLING AND PLACEMENT CELL

Director : Dr. Kuldip Singh Chhikara (Additional Charge)

As per the UGC guidelines, the University established the Career Counseling and Placement Cell toprepare the students keeping in mind the job market demands and provide a platform to the students i.e.the job seekers and the Companies i.e. Job providers for selection of personal as per job requirements.To support the students in the development of soft skills and communication ability to challenge the rigorsof competitive tests and on–job-training in case of vocational/professional courses was another objective.In addition, it was also intended to help them grow and develop into a healthy and fully functioning person.

To achieve these and other such objectives, the Cell organised a total of 38 Activities relating todissemination of career and placement related information Career Counseling Training and Placementduring the said period. In addition, Workshops relating to Personality Development, Communication Skillsetc.were also organized by the Cell. The students of different courses participated in these activities. A

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total of 513 students were placed during the placement activities organized by the Cell. In addition tothese, the Cell also facilitated and helped the Departmental Career Counseling Cells in organization ofsuch activities at the Departmental level. A detailed list of the activities organized by the Cell is appended.

The following Activities were held through the Career Counselling and Placement Cell on thedates mentioned below Session 2014-15:

30.8.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Seminar on the subject of “Career Seminar &Placement Guidance” for the students of Commerce and Economics with the help of expert of TIMEinstitute11.08.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity in the office of Director,Career Counselling & Placement Cell. Sindhu Group of Companies visited the Campus of theM.D.University.8.9.2014Department of Computer Science and Applications has organised a Campus Placement Activity/ freetraining with the help of CMC technologies Delhi.15.9.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity for the students ofCommerce and Economics with the help of Max Life Insurance Co. Ltd17.9.2014IMSAR department has organized two session on Management Games with the collaboration with CareerCounselling and Placement Cell. The session addressed by Prof. Gurcharan from Deptt of ManagementStudies, Punjab University Patiala.19.9.2014The department of Physics organized two lectures on ‘Rocket science’ for the students of the Deptt ofPhysics M.D.U. Rohtak, delivered by Retd Scientist Sh. N.K.Aggarwal from ISRO presently working atKIIT Gurgaon.20.9.2014IMSAR department has organized a PI and PD session in ambedkar Hall. The session was conducted byTIME institute, Rohtak.20.9.2014The Department of Pharmaceutical Science has organized two lectures on the topic “Scope; GlobalScenario and Challenges in Drug Regulatory Affairs” and Regulatory Approval process in ASEANcountries”. The lectures were delivered by Mr. Vipul Gupta Senior Manager, in Glenmark PharmaceuticalsLimited, Delhi.24.9.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised MMCAT Assessment Test” with the help of AprisingMind for the students of UIET .24.9.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised the presentation on the subject of “NationalEmployability Test” with the help of Aprising Mind for the students of UIET and IMSAR

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29.9.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised the presentation on the subject of “ Gandhi Fellowship”with the help of Piramal foundation, Baggar, Rajasthan.30.9.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised the presentation on the subject of “Identification ofIndustry- Academia collaboration and Entrepreneurship development & self Employment Project”17.10.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity with the help ofAddela Group- Real Estate Company.28 & 29.10.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a HR summit & Campus Placement Activity/ Jobfair in IHTM with the help of Various Organizations.29 & 30.10.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised two days workshop on “ROBOTICS” for the studentsof UIET, MDU, Rohtak.1.11.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell has organised a Campus Placement Activity for the final yearstudents of Department of Computer Science and Applications with the help of MNC. J.K. Techno SoftNoida.4.11.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised extension lecture by Prof. B.S.Khatkar , GJU ofScience & Technology, Hisar in the Deptt of Food Technology entitled “Employment and career opportunitiesand potential in food processing sector in India” for the students of Food Technology, MDU, Rohtak10.11.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised Seminar with the help of Navjyoti Global SolutionPvt. Ltd. On the topic “Understanding the Challenges & Opportunities in career”10.11.2014Department of Computer Science and Applications has organised a Campus Placement Activity/ freetraining with the help of Duct Pvt. Ltd. Noida.14.11.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised two days Arts workshop with the help of Chef ArtiThapa on “Manufacturing the Art with the sugar” for the students of IHTM, MDU, Rohtak.14.11.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised extension lecture in the Deptt. Of Medical Bio-Technology by Dr. Sudhir Kumar, Deptt of Medicine, PGIMS, Rohtak, on the topic of “Stem Cell”18.11.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised special workshop with the help of acrolate reputedCo., Delhi on “Co- android operating system” for the students of Computer science And Applications,MDU, Rohtak.22.11.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised extension lecture by Prof. R.S.Dabur , LLR Universityof Veterinary & Animal Science, Hisar in the Deptt of Food Technology entitled “Employment generation indairy sector” for the students of Food Technology, MDU, Rohtak.

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22.11.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised extension lecture on the topic of “Hydrogen storage& solar energy” in the Deptt. Of Physics.27.11.2014The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity in the office of Director(CC & PC) with the help of Sky Tech. Lab Pvt. Ltd, Gurgaon.20.1.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a written test for appointment in private sectorbanks and companies with the help of Professional School of Indian Banking, Gurgaon.5.2.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised an extension lecture for the students of M.Sc (Botany)in the Deptt. Of Botany. Lecture delivered by Dr Neelu Sood6.2.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity in the Deptt of IMSARwith the help of Vodafone Digilink Ltd. (Haryana Operations) of Final year students of Management candidateswith sales, Customer service and retail profiles.10.2.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity in IMSAR, withcollaboration of Dainik Bhaskar group (off campus).12.2.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity in office of Director,CC & PC with the help of Royal Bank of Scotland, Delhi18.2.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised an extension lecture in the Deptt. Of ComputerScience for the students.19.2.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity in IMSAR, withcollaboration of ICICI Prudential.24.2.2015Department of Computer Science and Applications has organised a Campus Placement Activity/ freetraining with the help of Multi National Company Aureans Pvt Ltd. Noida (UK based).16.3.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity in UIET, withcollaboration of Linchpin Technologies Pvt. Ltd.9.4.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity in IMSAR, withcollaboration of Tata AIG- Life Insurance .16.4.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised a Campus Placement Activity with the help of BhartiAirtel Ltd.16.4.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised Seminar on the topic “Soft Skill Development”18.4.2015The Career Counselling & Placement Cell organised Seminar with the help of Finesse Academy, NewDelhi on the topic “ Oriental programme in Banking, Finance Service & Insurance Sector”.

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WOMEN’S STUDIES CENTRE

Director : Dr. Pushpa Dahiya (Additional Charge)

Dy Director : Dr. Neerja Ahlawat (Additional Charge)

Women’s studies centre of Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak was established in 2010 withfinancial assistance from the University Grant Commission. The primary objective of this centre is to openwindows to gender equality through teaching, research, outreach activities and documentation. From thevery beginning, WSC is dedicated to the cause of gender sensitization programmes. It is also engaged inserious academic research through micro level field studies. The activities carried out at the centre aremultifaceted. Besides being involved in various fields of research on women and other gender relatedissues, seminars and workshops are conducted regularly on different topics, sometimes in collaborationwith other organizations.This centre believes that women’s studies is not merely a subject to be studied in the classroom but tocreate a women friendly environment in the society where every women irrespective of her place of birthand economic status, will get due opportunity to realize her identity. By facilitating research and extensionwork, we seek to enhance the visibility of women and gender issues within the academic community ofthe university in general and society in particular.

Core Areas1· Indicators of women’s status2· Women Health and Well being3· Gender Sensitization4· Choice Marriages and Violence in Haryana5· Khap Panchayats in Haryana-Socio- Economic Dimensions6· Adverse Sex Ratio and the Girl Child7· Crime against Women8· Women in Unorganized/Informal sector9· Women’s Empowerment through Panchayati Raj

Activities Conducted During 2014-2015

WSC conducted various of the activities which are given below:

1. 10 Days Workshop on ‘Understanding Gender Studies: Conceptual and Methodological Issues’ fundedby ICSSR, Delhi (September 09-18, 2014)

2. Women’s Studies Centre in collaboration with Haryana Insaaf Society organised one day Programmefor Screening of Documentary Films on ‘Gender Sensitization’ on November 20th, 2014.

3. One Day Interactive session was organized in collaboration with Civil society organizations on ‘Violenceagainst Women’ with particular reference to brutal gang rape of Nepali women in Rohtak on 12th

February, 2015.4. International Women’s Day was organized in collaboration with Socially Active People’s Theatre, Art

and Cultural Group (Saptrang), Rohtak.

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Youth Red Cross M.D. University Rohtak

Programme Co-ordinator : Dr. Radhey Shyam (Additional Charge)

Activities Conducted by Youth Red Cross M.D. University:

1. University Youth Red Cross organized a one day workshop on Cyber Security in Tagore Auditorium

on 30-09-2014.

2. Youth Red Cross, organised a blood donation camp in collaboration with IMSAR, M.D.U. Rohtak,

on 1-10-2014.

3. One day University Level Disaster Management Workshop for Principals, YRC Counsellors and

volunteers, was organized on 19-11-2014, at Radha Kirshnan Sabhagar, M.D.U. Rohtak.

The resource persons in the workshop were:-

1. Dr. Rajbir Singh, Professor of Psychology and Dean Students Welfare, M.D.U.Rohtak.

2. Dr.Abhay Kumar Shrivastva, Associate Professor, HIPA, Gurgaon.

3. Dr.Sujata Satpathy, ( Formerly at NIDM, Delhi) AIIMS, Delhi.

4. Sh. Laxman Singh, Ex DSO (Delhi) and an expert in rescue operations.

Mock Fire Drill was also arranged by Distt. Fire Office Rohtak and Mock Drill of 1st Aid and Rescue

Operations was arranged by District. Home Guards, Rohtak.

4. First Aid and Home Nursing Training to M.D. University Youth Red Cross Volunteers from 10-11-2014

to 15-11-2014.

5. First Aid and Home Nursing Training to M.D. University Youth Red Cross Volunteers from 17-11-2014

to 22-11-2014.

6. World Aids Day Awareness Campaign on 1-12-2014 in collaboration with IHTM and Department of

Education at IHTM Conference Hall, M.D.U. Rohtak.

7. First Aid and Home Nursing Training to M.D. University Youth Red Cross Volunteers from 5-1-

2015 to 10-10-1-2015 at YRC, office, M.D.U. Rohtak.

8. University Level Seminar on Hygiene and Safe Drinking Water on 9-1-2015 at D.D.E. Hall, M.D.U. Rtk.

9. Celebration of ‘Rastriya Yuva Diwas’ was organised in Tagore Audotorium, M.D.U.Rtk on 12-1-2015.

10. Counselling Session for Personal Problems for Staff and Students of Colleges/ Institutes affiliated

with M.D.U. Rohtak on 15-1-2015.

11. Health Awareness Training Camp for YRC volunteers (Girls) at Udaipur from 20-1-2015 to 26-1-2015.

12. Health Awareness /Training camp for YRC volunteers (Boys) at Jodhpur and Jaisalmer (Rajasthan)

from 30-1-2015 to 5-2-2015.

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13. Blood Donation Camp at YRC office M.D.U. Rohtak on 16-2-2015.

14. Blood Donation Camp at Department of Pharmaceutical Science M.D.U. Rohtak on 26-2-2015.

15. University level workshop on Health & Hygiene (Regarding Health, Hygiene and Pain management)

for YRC Counsellor and Volunteers on 17-3-2015 at Radha Krishanan Shabhagar.

The main trainees in the workshop were.

1. Prof. Rajbir Singh Dean Students Welfare, M.D.U.Rohtak.

2. Prof. S.N. Ghosh,Department of Psychology, Himachal University Simla.

3. Dr. Varun Kumar, Department of Anaesthesiology, Pt. B.D.Sharma Medical College Rohtak.

4. Prof. Radhey Shyam ,Progarmme Co-ordinator, M.D.U. Rohtak.

16. Health Check Up Camp for Girls on 16-4-2015 at Girls Hostel, M.D.U. Rohtak.

17. Health Check Up Camp for Boys on 17-4-2015 at Activity Centre, M.D.U. Rohtak.

18. Eye Check up, Eye Donation and Eye care Awareness Training camp for students( Boys& Girls) and

Teaching and Non Teaching Staff of UTD and Affiliated Colleges of M.D.U. Rohtak on 23-4-2015 at

YRC office, M.D.U. Rohtak.

19. Celebration of World Red Cross Day on 8th May 2015.

20. Adoption of Village to Organized Health Awareness and health Screening Camp in four villages of

different zone.

21. Zone Level Meeting of Principal and Y.R.C. Councillors to create awareness regarding Youth Red

Cross, activities rules and regulation of Y.R.C. were organised in 8 college of different zone.

22. Health Awareness Training Camp for YRC volunteers (Boys) at Dhanachuli(Uttrakhand) from

26-5-2015 to 01-06-2015.

23. Health Awareness Training Camp for YRC volunteers (Girls) at Mussori(Uttrakhand)

from 09-06-2015 to 14-06-2015

24. Seven Days Health/ Awareness Training camp at M.D.U Rohtak from 18-6-2015 to 24-6-2015.

25. YRC Volunteers participated in the Sawachta Abhiyan Launched by M.D.U, Rohtak on 23.06.2015.

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Chaudhry Ranbir Singh Institute of Social & Economic Change

Director : Dr. P. K. Bhargava

ProjectsInternal Projects in Progress

1. “Imbalanced Sex Ratio and Bridal Trafficking in Haryana: A Study on Socio-Cultural,Psychological and Economic Consequences”

2. “Role of women’s leadership in Panchayati Raj Institutions in Development of Villages in Haryana”

3. “Estimation of Missing Girls in Haryana: Analyses of birth and death registration data”4. “Promoting Sanitation in Villages of Gurgaon District through Village Institutions “

Project initiated in Collboration with Sehgal Foundation

Research Papers Presented/Communicated/Accepted1. “Consequences of Skewed Sex-Ratio on Bridal Trafficking and Non-Marital Unions in Haryana

State of India: Its Socio-cultural and Economic Dimensions”(Dr. P. K. Bhargava & Dr. Salman Hyder)

Presented at the National Seminar on “Development Dynamics – Strategy, Viability, & Challengesin Haryana”May 23-24, 2015

2. “Imbalanced Sex Ratio and Bridal Trafficking in Haryana: A Study on Socio-Cultural, Psychological

and Economic Consequences” (Dr. Salman Hyder and Dr P.K. Bhargava)Presented by Dr. Salman Hyder at the thirty sixth annual conference of Indian Association for the

Study of Population held at Department of Demography & Population Research Centre, University

of Kerala, Thiruvanathapuram, during 7 - 9 November, 20143. “Indian Food Processing Industry - Opportunities & Challenges” (Dr. Salman Hyder and Dr P.K.

Bhargava)

Communicated to International Journal for Economics & Business Research (IJEBR)The paper has been accepted & under Review Process

4. “Emerging Processed and Packaged Food Market in India: Analysis of Consumer’s Preference on

Packaging Attributes” (Dr. Salman Hyder and Dr P.K. Bhargava)Communicated to International Journal for Product development

The paper has been accepted & under Review Process

5. “Consequences of Skewed Sex-Ratio on Bridal Trafficking and Non-Marital Unions in HaryanaState of India: Its Socio-cultural and Economic Dimensions” (Dr. P. K. Bhargava & Dr. Salman Hyder)

This paper has been accepted for presentation in annual conference of Population Association of

America held at San Diego, California during, April 30- May 2, 2015Communicated to International Journal of Gender Studies in Developing Societies

The paper has been accepted & under Review Process

National Seminars/Conferences OrganizedInstitute has successfully organized National Seminar on “Development Dynamics – Strategy,

Viability & Challenges in Haryana” from May 23-24, 2015.

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CENTRE FOR HARYANA STUDIES

Director : Dr. Anjana Rani (Additional Charge)

1. Publication of Journal : The Centre for Haryana Studies has published the next two issues of

the “Journal of People & Society of Haryana”

a. Volume IV No. 2 October 2014

b. Volume V No. 1 April 2015

2. One Day Seminar: The Centre for Haryana Studies in Collaboration with the Department of

Public Administration organised “One Day Seminar on ‘Swaminathan Report on Agriculture’ on

March 16, 2015

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CHAPTER- VII

1. FOREIGN STUDENTS CELL

2. SCHEDULED CASTE/ SCHEDULED TRIBECELL

3. PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE

4. UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEMENT, INFORMATIONAND GUIDANCE BUREAU

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FOREIGN STUDENTS’ CELL

The University has a full-fledged Foreign Students’ Cell. The Cell, headed by Dean Academic Affairs,provides guidance and help to the International students through a ‘single window system’.

Besides above, there is a provision for creation of 15% additional supernumerary seats exclusivelyfor foreign students’ in each course in each department of the University except the courses whereadmissions are made through Apex Bodies. It is mandatory to obtain an eligibility certificate from theoffice of the Advisor, Foreign Students’ Cell, M.D.University, Rohtak after submitting the followingdocuments:-

1. Letter of the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi regarding equivalency/recognitionof the examination.

2. Photocopy of Student Passport.3. Photocopy of student visa.4. AIDS Certificate.5. Eligibility Fee – as the case may be.6. Application on the prescribed form which may be downloaded from the University Website

along with two pass-port size photographs. Candidates are also required to deposit prospectus fee ofRs.150/- with the Foreign Students’ Cell.

University charges fee from the foreign students as equivalent to Indian Students from thosecountries which comes under LIC (Low Income Countries). During the academic session 2014-15, 156foreign students had been studying in various courses in UTDs and as well as in the Affiliated Colleges.

SCHEDULED CASTE/ SCHEDULED TRIBE CELL

Liaison Officer : Dr. K.V. Chamar (upto 04.05.15) (Additional Charge)

Dr. Desh Raj (w.e.f. 05.05.15) (Additional Charge)

The S.C/S.T cell has been functioning in the University since June 1984. The cell has been established

to consider the implementation of policies and programs of UGC, Govt. of India, and State Govt. related to

S.C./S.T categories. The cell collects information/data from University Teaching Depts/Affiliated Colleges/Institutions, collates the data, and send the information to the requisite quarters from time to time.

The SC/ST cell circulates/displays notice/announcements/policy directives & guidelines related to

admissions, financial assistance, etc. of reserved categories for the concerned students of these categories.

The Cell also maintains the Complaint Register as per guidelines of UGC to resolve the complaints/

grievances of SC/ST students. Various complaints recevied from various associations/organizationsregarding promotion/backlog of SC non-teaching employees, fee concession fo SC students, etc were

duly submitted to University administration for redressal.

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PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE

Director : Sunit Mukherjee (Additional Charge)

PRO : Pankaj Nain

The Public Relations Office works towards projecting and promoting University's image. The officefunctions effectively to highlight the achievements of the University and its developmental strides in variousspheres viz. academic, literary, cultural, games and sports etc.

The office complies and collates newspapers clippings related to the university as well as academic/educational matters on daily basis. The newspaper clippings are put up daily for the perusal of Vice-Chancellor, Dean Academic Affairs and the Registrar. Public Relations Office prepares and issues press-releases about the university developments and activities to the Print and Electronic Media on day to daybasis. The office also organises press briefing(s) / press conference(s). The advertisement work of theUniversity is also dealt with by the office through the office of Director, Public Relations, Haryana.

The Annual Report of the University is prepared by the Public Relations Office as per the informationsupplied by various teaching departments/branches/offices of the University. The Public Relations Officeprovides Social Media P. R. updates on Facebook and Twitter highlighting the University activities. A dedicatedFacebook page of M.D. University was created by P.R. Office during the period, and is being updated ondaily basis. The office also publicized MDU through advertorial in Careers 360 a leading career magazine.

On regular appointment, full time Public Relations Officer Pankaj Nain joined University service on19/8/2014. During the period under report, the office under the Stewardship of Director, Public RelationsSunit Mukherjee worked with full commitment towards positive image projection of the University.

UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE BUREAUThis Bureau undertakes registration work in respect of post graduates, professional graduates

and specialized categories of candidates of Rohtak sub division and gives information and guidance tothe University alumni.

The total number of applicants on the Live Register of this office as on 30.6.2015 were 3123 out ofwhich 2314 were women applicants.

This Bureau maintains a Career Information Room and provides guidance on Employment opportunitiestraining facilities, competitive examinations and scholarships/fellowships facilities. This Bureau providesinformation about higher education in India and abroad. Individual information was given to the 1096applicants and 167 applicants were provided information about self-employment.

35 group discussions were arranged which was attended by 291 students.240 cases of old registrationwere reviewed from the Live Register of this office and 24 applicants were given individual guidance.

298 applicants were advised for jobs against vacancies advertised in the daily newspapers andEmployment News. 1795 applicants and students visited the Career Information Room of this office duringthe period under report. This Bureau publishes a monthly Bulletin of Information tiled” Career Digest”,Admission Trends in MDU, Rohtak every year and Career publication of different topics under report fromtime to time.

Efforts were made by this Bureau to get 39 prospectuses from the Universities of India and abroad.17 Jagrati camps were organized by this office period under this report, providing information regardingjobs, admissions, trainings, self employment schemes, and employment opportunities in private sectors,employment at abroad and self employment schemes.

The following careers were prepared by this Bureau during the period under report and were publishedin its Bulletin “Career Digest”1. Career in Public Hospitality Industry 2. Career in the Fashion and Design3. Career in Infrastructure Management 4. Career in Space Sciences5. Career in Monitoring and Evaluation 6. Career in Pharmacy7. Career in Civil Engineering 8. Career in Logistic9. Career in Psychology 10. Career in Computer Science

Admission trends in MDU, Rohtak regarding session 2014-2015 was prepared and published. Fortnightly compilation of Data regarding vacancies published in Employment News/Newspapers

was prepared and sent to the Bureaux and Educational Institutions.Unemployment Allowance was given to the applicants by this office on quarterly basis. In the

quarter ending 30st June, 2015 Rs.345750/- were disbursed to 87 applicants.

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CHAPTER- VIII

1. NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

2. YOUTH WELFARE ACTIVITIES

3. SPORTS ROUND UP OF THE UNIVERSITY

4. UNIVERSITY HOSTELS

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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

1. Programme Coordinator : Dr. Ranbir Gulia (Additional Charge)

NSS Activities:

Sr. Programme DateNo.

1. Organized 7 day orientation course for NSS Programme From 24th July to 30th July 2014

officers in the University conference hall.

2. Organized Pre- Republic day parade camp in the 01st November 2014

M.D. University, Rohtak at sports complex.

3. Organized NSS day celebration function in the Tagore 24th September 2014

Auditorium, M.D. University, Rohtak.

4. Participated in the International Non- Violence day, 2nd October 2014

Birth day of father of the Nation at Jai Jawan and

Jai Kishan chowk of M.D. University, Rohtak

5. Organized Youth leadership Training camp at Manali. In month of November 2014

In this camp best NSS Volunteers and best NSS

Programme officers participated

6. Organized the function of 114th Birth anniversary of 26th October 2014

Saheed Udham Singh. On this day painting competition

and theme based lecture on the philosophy of Sheed

Udam Singh in Hindi and English lecture competition were held

7. Participated in the National Adventure Programme 28th December 2014

at Dharmsala

8. Organized field tour for the best NSS Volunteers of Goa. 20.10.2014 to 30.10.2014

9. Organized Training Programme on the topic of 19th December 2014 to 23rd

“Disaster Management” in the DDE conference hall, 2014

M.D. University, Rohtak

10. Organized Good Governance day. 25th December 2014.

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(DEAN STUDENTS' WELFARE OFFICE)Dean, Student Welfare : Dr. Rajbir Singh (Additional Charge)

Director Youth Welfare : Dr. Jagbir Rathee

A. Youth Festivals/Cultural Activities:

1. Zonal Youth FestivalsThe Zonal Youth Festivals of all the five zones i.e. Rohtak, Sonepat, Gurgaon, Bhiwani, andMahendergarh Zone were organized at Vaish College of Engg., Rohtak (29-31 Oct., 2014), D.H.Lawrence College of Education, Jhajjar (31 Oct. - 2 Nov., 2014), GGDSD College, Palwal (2-4 Nov.,2014), Govt. College, Meham (5-7 Nov., 2014), and Govt. College, Nahar (6-8 Nov., 2014) respectively.

2. North Zone Inter-University Youth FestivalOur University teams participated in North Zone Inter-University Youth Festival organized byAssociation of Indian Universities at Jammu University, Jammu on 15-19 January, 2015. A Contingentof 35 members along with officials and accompanists participated in the above said Festival. OurUniversity stood 1st in Folk Tribal Dance, 2nd in On the Spot Painting, and secured a 3rd position inCollage event.

3. National Youth Festival30th All India Inter-University National Youth Festival “Pravah-2015” in collaboration with Associationof Indian University and Financed by Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports Govt. of India organized atDevi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore on 12-16 Feb., 2015. Our Department got 1st position in FolkTribal Dance and 4th position in On the Spot Painting event.

4. SAUFest 2015The South Asian Universities Youth Festival was organized at Mohanlal Sukhariya University, Udaypuron 7-11 March, 2015. In this prestigious festival our folk dance (group) team represented the IndianContingent.

5. Techno-Management FestTechno-Management Fest organized at S.G.T. College of Engg. , Gurgaon for the promotion of extraco-curricular activities of the students of the Technical and Management/Pharmacy etc. Institutionsaffiliated with our University. This function was organized on 17-18 March, 2015 and about 610 studentsfrom various technical and Management / Pharmacy Institutions participated in the Fest. This was ahealthy participation.

6. Edufest 2014-15For Education Colleges an Edufest organized at Shiv College of Education, Tigaon, Faridabad on 2-3March, 2015 about 640 students from various Colleges/ Institutions participated in this mega event. Itwas the biggest participation of all the events and Edu Fest.

7. Haryana UtsavThis program was organized on 1st Nov., 2014. At this occasion a Quiz was Contested on Haryanaand a Haryanavi Kavi Sammelan was organized by the deptt. Whole of the crowed appreciated theprogram.

8. Folk Fest and Folk Food Fest.A University level Folk Fest and Folk Food Fest was organized at University Campus from 22-24 Feb,2015 in which teams of various affiliated colleges were participated in 33 events. Students showed ahilarious and charming performance of Folk music, dance, literary, fine arts and rural games eventsand this festival was highly appreciated by audience.

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9. Sarva Dharam Prathana SabhaA Sarva Dharam Prathana Sabha organized on 2nd Oct., 2014 on the birth anniversary of MahatmaGandhi and Sh. Lal Bahadur Shastri. It was celebrated at Jawan Kishan Chowk in the morning by theBhajans and patriotic songs recital by Sh. Kailash Verma, a prominent singer and Ex-Director of A.I.R.Rohtak.

10. Human Resource SummitA HR Summit was organized on 28-29 October at IHTM, MDU Rohtak by Dr. Kuldeep Chhikara,Director, Carrier Counseling & Placement Cell, MDU Rohtak

11. Sardar Patel JayantiThe Sardar Patel Jayanti was celebrated as National Unity Day on 31st October, 2014. At this occasiona program of choreography was held, NSS one day camp, followed by screening of Hindi feature filmSardar.

12. Qaumi Ekta WeekThis program celebrated as National Integration Week on 19-11-2014 by contesting of Poster Makingcompetition in which participants from UTD and local colleges participated.

13. Interuniversity/ Inter college Role Play competitionThis program was organized by the Department of psychology to observe the month of April as stressawareness month. During this month various activities were under taken to create awareness aboutthe nature, antecedents and consequences of stress along with strategies for effective coping. Thisprogram focused on Folk Role Play, Nukkar Natak, Experimental narratives etc. on 17-4-2015.

14. Kavi SammelanA Kavi Sammelan was organized on 16.3.2015 in Tagore Auditorium, M.D. University Campus, Rohtak.Several distinguished Poets from Northern India participated. The Poets raised several issues relatingto National Integration, corruption, terrorism etc. through their poetic presentation. The audience enjoyedthe recitation for a period of five hours.

B. Literary Activities:

1. Youth Centre for Skill Development for Defense ServicesThe Dean Students’ Welfare Office is running a Youth Centre for Skill Development for Defence Servicessince last four years. This centre has been able to help out 105 students (75 boys & 30 girls) forbecoming officer in Defense Services, during the last academic session. We have been able to helpout the students of our University and affiliated colleges/ Institutions. Moreover the contents of theprogram are designed in such a way that all the students can take benefit out of it for Civil Services,Defense Services and Para Military Forces. The centre has conducted 10 successful batches during2014-15 session.

2. International Yoga DayThe International Yoga Day was celebrated on 21June, 2015. Students and teachers from variousdepartments participated and performed various Yog Aassans on this occasion. The chief guest ShriSudhir Rajpal, IAS was the Vice Chancellor appreciated the program.

3. Chalo TheatreA 7-days theatre festival named Chalo Theatre was organized from 21 -27 March, 2015 in Dr. RadhaKrishan Auditorium, M.D. University campus. Renowned theatre groups from all over India performedhilarious plays and got appreciation through out the week.

4. Organization of Cultural Bonanza and Prize DistributionA Cultural Stipend amounting to Rs. 7, 75, 200/- alongwith University Pocket Colours were awarded tothe winners of Inter Zonal Youth Festival, Folk Fest/ Food Fest, North Zone Inter University Youth Festand All India Inter University Youth Fest during this function. The said progrmme was highly appreciatedby the audience. This function was organized in the Tagore Auditorium at the University Campus.

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Along with this an amount of Rs. 51, 000/- and Rs. 31, 000/- was awarded against the 1st best teamand 2nd best team at University level to GVM Girls College, Sonepat and Vaish College of Engg.,Rohtak respectively.

5. Hobby ClubFor creating knowledge of dance, singing, and instrument, a hobby club is running in the campusregularly. Dance and Music classes are also organized in girls hostels of the University for girls only.

6. International Student DayInternational Student Day celebrated on 29 April, 2015. More than 200 foreign students of variouscolleges of M.D. University participated in it. They gave many performances of their countries folk,singing, dancing and theatre.

7. Film ClubA film club of M.D. University campus is regularly active to provide a healthy, educative, informativeand recreational screening of movies having a fix schedule fort nightly. 70 shows were executed.

8. Earn While LearnThis is popular scheme among the students is to identify the dignity of labour. An amount of Rs.1,80,700was distributed among the beneficence.

9. Insurance PolicyThe department is providing a group insurance policy every year to every student who participates invarious camps, courses/ youth festivals outsides or within Haryana. In this session a policy of Rs. 96,068/- was paid to National Insurance (P) Ltd. Company for the purpose.

C. Adventurous Activities/Camps 2014-15:

1. Multi Adventure Camp (Boys)The Dean Students’ Welfare Office organized the Adventure Camp for Boys from 4.10.2014 to10.10.2014 at Dhanachuli (Nainital). Forty six (46) boys students from various Instts./ Deptts.participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

2. Multi Adventure Camp (Girls)The Dean Students’ Welfare Office organized the Adventure Camp for Girls from 12.10.2014 to18.10.2014 at Dhanachuli (Nainital). Thirty four (34) girls students from various Instts./ Deptts. participatedand enjoyed the adventurous activities.

3. Rappeling, River Crossing etc. Camps (Boys)The boys camp was organized at Dalhausie (HP) from 30-10-14 to 05-11-14. Thirty seven (37) studentsfrom various Insts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

4. River Rafting (Girls)The River Rafting Camp (Girls) was organized at Pirdi (HP) from 14-11-14 to 20-11-14. Twenty Five(25) students from various Insts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

5. River Rafting (Boys)The River Rafting Camp (Boys) was organized at Pirdi (HP) from 21-11-14 to 27-11-14. Twenty Eight(28) students from various Insts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

6. Rock Climbing Course (Boys)This camp was organized 6-11-14 to 12-11-14 at Dalhousie (HP). Thirty eight (38) students fromvarious colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

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7. Rock Climbing Course (Girls)This camp was organized 5-1-15 to 11-1-15 at Dhanachuli. Twenty five (25) students from variouscolleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

8. Nature Fauna Flora Study Camp (Girls)This camp was organized 10-3-15 to 16-3-15 at Dhanachuli. Forty two (42) students from variouscolleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

9. Nature Fauna Flora Study Camp (Boys)This camp was organized 20-3-15 to 26-3-15 at Dhanachuli. Forty two (42) students from variouscolleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

10. Winter Trekking Camp (Boys)This camp was organized at Sirmor (HP) from 12-1-15 to 18-1-15. Thirty four (34) students fromvarious colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

11. Winter Trekking Camp (Girls)This camp was organized at Dhanachuli from 26-1-15 to 1-2-15. Thirty four (34) students from variouscolleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities.

12. Elementary Snow Skiing (Boys)Our office organized/sponsored the Basic Snow Skiing Camp for Boys from 3.2.2015 to 9.2.2015 atHigh Altitude Snow Skiing Centre, Govt. of H.P., Narkanda(Simla) thirty three (33) boy students fromvarious Instts./ Deptts. participated.

13. Elementary Snow Skiing (Girls)Our office organized/sponsored the Basic Snow Skiing Camp for Girls from 9.2.2015 to 16.2.2015 atHigh Altitude Snow Skiing Centre, Govt. of H.P., Narkanda(Simla) thirty five (35) girl students fromvarious Instts./ Deptts. participated.

14. Winter Youth Leadership Training Camp (Boys)This camp was organized at Dhanachouli (Nainital) from 9-2-15 to 16-2-15. Twenty six (26) boy studentsfrom various colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the activities.

15. Winter Youth Leadership Training Camp (Girls)This camp was organized at Dhanachouli (Nainital) from 3-2-15 to 9-2-15. Thirty two (32) girl studentsfrom various colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the activities.

16. Youth Leadership Training Camp (Boys)This camp was organized at Dhanachauli (Nainital) from 2-6-15 to 10-6-15. Thirty five (35) studentsfrom various colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the activities

17. Youth Leadership Training Camp (Girls)This camp was organized at Dhanachauli (Nainital) from 10-6-15 to 17-6-15. Twenty eight (28) studentsfrom various colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the activities

18. Trekking Expedition (Girls)This camp was organized at Dhanachauli (Nainital) from 7-6-15 to 15-6-15. Thirty five (35) studentsfrom various colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities

19. Trekking Expedition (Boys)This camp was organized at Dhanachauli (Nainital) from 28-5-15 to 5-6-15. Thirty one (31) studentsfrom various colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the adventurous activities

20. Personality Development Programme Camp (Boys)This camp was organized at Dhanachauli (Nainital) from 18-6-15 to 24-6-15. Thirty five (35) studentsfrom various colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the activities

21. Personality Development Programme Camp (Girls)This camp was organized at Dhanachauli (Nainital) from 25-6-15 to 1-7-15. Thirty three (33) studentsfrom various colleges/ Instts./ Deptts. participated and enjoyed the activities

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34 Boys and Girls teams participated in the various Inter-College Tournaments .Out of them 13 menand women teams got first, second and third position in the Inter-College Tournaments. About 67 boysand girls outstanding players represented the University teams in various Inter-University Tournaments.Out distinguished players are as follows:

S.N. Name of the students Game A.I.I.U. /S. National Position1 Ashish Singh Boxing Gold2 Sonali Netball Gold (National Game)3 Reena Devi Kabaddi N.S. Gold (National Game)4 Sonia Kabaddi N.S. Silver5 Rekha Rani Wrestling Silver6 Priyanka Kabaddi N.S. Silver7 Manish Hooda Baseball Bronze8 Jyoti Cricket Bronze9 Varun Kabaddi H.S. Bronze10 Pardeep Kabaddi H.S. Bronze11 Kapil American Football Bronze12 Randeep American Football Bronze13 Monu American Football Bronze14 Hardik American Football Bronze

S.N. Name of the students Game A.I.I.U. Part. & N.Z.I.U.Position1 Shiv Kumar Cricket Third2 Kapil Dhaka Cricket Third

A Brief account of sports achievements in which our teams have participated and won position in theInter-College tournaments for the session2014-15.

1. Yoga (M) 1st PositionUTD team won first position in Inter-College Tournament in which Mr. Vinay represented the UniversityTeam in AIIU Yoga Tournament.

2. Table-Tennis (M) 1st PositionUTD team won first position in the Inter College Tournament in which Mr. Vikas, Mr. Rahul representedthe University Team in Table-Tennis Tournament.

3. Chess (M) 1st PositionUTD team won first position in the Inter College Tournament in which Mr. Arun Dalal ,Saurabh, Rohit,represented the University Team in Chess Tournament.

4. Base Ball (M) 2nd PositionUTD team won Second position in the Inter College Tournament in which Mr.Manish Hooda, SachinSindhu, Suryadeep, Devender kumar,Mayank represented the University team in AIIU BaseballTournament .

5. Archery (M) 2nd PositionUTD team won second position in the Inter College Tournament in which Mr. Nitin represented theUniversity Team in Archery Tournament.

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6. Wrestling (W) 2nd PositionUTD team won second position in the Inter College Tournament in which Ms. Rekha Garima, Sudesh,Shiksha represented the University Team in Wrestling Tournament.

7. Ball-Badminton (W) 2nd PositionUTD team won second position in the Inter College Tournament in which Ms. Neelam ,Sarita, RenuKumari, Sanjeeta represented the University Team in Ball-Badminton Tournament.

8. Swimming (W) 3rd PositionUTD team won third position in the Inter College Tournament in which Ms. Monika represented theUniversity Team in Swimming Tournament.

9. Kabaddi N.S. (W) 3rd PositionUTD team won third position in the Inter College Tournament in which Ms. Sonia represented theUniversity Team in Kabaddi N.S. Tournament.

10. Kabaddi H.S. (M) 3rd PositionUTD team won third position in the Inter College Tournament in which Mr. Varun , Mr. Pardeeprepresented the University Team in Kabaddi H.S. Tournament.

11. Kho-Kho. (M) 3rd PositionUTD team won third position in the Inter College Tournament in which Mr. Tarun, Manish Dalal.Naveen Kumar represented the University Team in Kho-Kho Tournament.

12. Netball (M) 3rd PositionUTD team won third position in the Inter College Tournament in which Mr. Sandeep Hooda representedthe University Team in Netball Tournament.

13. Judo (M) 3rd PositionUTD team won third position in the Inter College Tournament in which Mr. Anil ,Vikas, Sanjeev Guliarepresented the University Team in Judo Tournament.

14. Boxing (M)UTD Boxing player Mr. Ashish Singh won 1st position in the Inter College Tournament.

15. Athletics (M&W)UTD Athletics player Mr. Vishal 1st and Naveen Kumar 2nd position in the Inter College Tournamentand represented the University Team in Athletics A.I.I.U. Tournament.

16. Cross-Country (W)UTD Cross-Country player Ms. Sakshi won 1st position in the Inter College Tournament and representedthe University in Cross-Country Team in A.I.I.U. Tournament. .

17. Judo (W)UTD Boxing player Ms. Monto ,Reena Bai,Shailja won 3rd position in the Inter College Tournament .

18. Ball-Badminton (M)UTD Ball-Badminton player Mr. Sandeep , Vivek, Vijay,Monu ,Abhishek Kundu, Mohit Gulia representedthe University Team in Ball-Badminton A.I.I.U. Tournament.

YOGA

1. Three Month Yoga-Training Programme was organized from 1 September to 30 November2. Celebration of 1st International Yoga Day Demonstration of Asana and Seminar of Yoga on Holistic

Health on 21.6.15.

3. Organized Yoga Inter-College Competition for the session 2014-15.Boy’s team got first position in the competition. Mr. Vinay took part in All India Inter-University men

section and got fourth position. Miss Jyoti took part in All India Inter-University women section and

also got fourth position in women section

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SPORTS ROUND UP OF THE UNIVERSITYDirector : Dr. D. S. Dhull

During the year 2014-15 MDUSC organised 66 Inter-College tournaments. 62 Teams were sent forparticipation in the North Zone/North East Zone and all India Inter University Tournaments. All the Coaching

Camps were organised prior to participation in the Inter-University tournaments.

In addition to this our university organised North Zone Cricket (W), North Zone Kabaddi NS(W)and North Zone Hockey(W) tournaments. This University secured total 32 positions in North Zone and all

India Inter University tournaments. A brief account of our performance is as under:-

Position holder team/individual in various All India Inter-University or North Zone Inter-University Tournament/Championship 2014-15

Sr. Name of Student Father Name Name of College Medal /PositionNo. Secured by

Individual One1 Boxing (M) Team, AIIU First Position

  1 Amit Vijender Singh AIJHM Coll. Rohtak First

  2 Nitesh Suresh Saini Vaish Coll. Bhiwani Third

  3 Chirag Rajesh Kumar AIJHM Coll. Rohtak Third

  4 Parmod Kumar Jagbir Singh Pt. N.R.S.G.C., Rohtak Third

  5 Ashish Singh Dilbag Singh UTD MDU Rohtak First

  6 Mohit Panghal Kuldeep Govt. Coll. Bhiwani Second

  7 Deepak Kadian Rajbir Singh AIJHM Coll. Rohtak Third

  8 Akash Jashbir Singh BRS GC Dujana Third

2 Wrestling (W) Team, AIIU First Position1 Sudesh Satya Pal UTD, MDU Rohtak First

2 Sarita Ram Chander M.K.J.K. Rohtak First

3 Ritu Malik Wazir Singh V.M.M. Rohtak Third

4 Nikki Jagbir Singh Vaish Coll. Bhiwani First

5 Kiran Kuldeep M.K.J.K. Rohtak First

6 Seema Azad Singh M.K.J.K. Rohtak First

7 Rekha Rambir UTD, MDU Rohtak Second

3 Wrestling (M) Team, AIIU Second Position  1 Sukhbir Raj Pal Vaish Coll. Bhiwani Third

  2 Sandeep Har Parkash AIJHM Coll. Rohtak Third

  3 Naveen Ajit Singh AIJHM Coll. Rohtak First

  4 Anil Satbir G.B. Skt. Coll. Rohtak Second

  5 Mandeep Phoool Kanwar Saini College, Rohtak First

  6 Sunil Bijender G.B. Degree Clg, Rtk. First

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4 Boxing (W) Team, AIIU Second Position  1 Rajesh Narwal Rajbir Singh M.K.J.K. Rohtak First

  2 Ritu Grewal Surender Singh Govt. Coll. Bhiwani Second

  3 Parveen Shri Bhagwan Kalkal M.M.V. Jhojju Kalan Third4 Kiran Teja Singh Pt. N.R.S.G.C., Rohtak Second

  5 Diksha Narender M.K.J.K. Rohtak First

5 Cross Country (M) Team AIIU Second Position6 Kabaddi NS (W) Team AIIU Second Position7 Taekwondo (M) Team AIIU Second Position  1 Ajay Ahlawat Ranvir Singh C.R.A. Coll. Rohtak First  2 Sumit Ahlawat S.B. Bhan A.I.J.H.M. Coll. Rohtak Third

  3 Ajay Dalal Balwan Singh A.I.J.H.M. Coll. Rohtak Third

  4 Kamal Saroha Surender Singh A.I.J.H.M. Coll. Rohtak Second8 Taekwondo (W) Team AIIU Second Position  1 Chitra Sushil Kumar T.R.G. Sonepat First

  2 Kajal Surender Singh H.G.C. Sonepat Third  3 Kiran Kuldeep A.I.J.H.M. Coll. Rohtak Third

  4 Ginni Verma Dina Nath G.C. Gurgaon Third

9 Athletics (W) Team, AIIU  1 Kavita Krishan TRPG GC Sonepat Third

  2 Poonam Devi Mange Ram Pt. N.R.S.G.C., Rohtak Second

  3 Pinki Ramesh Kumar Pt. N.R.S.G.C., Rohtak Third  4 Bharti Rohtash CCASC, Ganour Third

  5 Rajni Puran G.C., Tigaon Third

  6 Kiran Om Parkash TRPG GC Sonepat Third  7 Anju Rani Randhir Singh G.B. Degree College, Rtk Second

10 Athletics (M) Team, AIIU Third Position  1 Akash Singh Surender Singh G.B. Degree College, Rtk Second  2 Ankit Saini Balraj Saini GC Bhiwani First, Second

  3 Arjun Khokhar Ashok Kumar CRA sonipat Second

  4 Dinesh Lathwal Raj Singh AIJHM, Rohtak Third  5 Mohit Dhankar Krishan G.B. Degree College, Rtk First

  6 Amit Punia Suraj Bhan G.B. Degree College, Rtk Second

  7 Naveen Balwan Singh CRA sonipat Third  8 Sachin Kumar Ranbir G.B. Degree College, Rtk Second

  9 Naveen Mor Joginder Singh Mor G.B. Degree College, Rtk Second

11 Kabaddi CS (M), Team AIIU Third Position12 Badminton (M), Team AIIU Third Position13 Cross Country (W) Team, AIIU Third Position14 Kho-Kho (W), Team AIIU Third Position

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15 American Football (M) Team, AIIU Third Position16 Cricket (W) Team AIIU Third Position17 Archery (M) Individual AIIU Second Position  1 Somesh Naresh Kumar Govt. P.G. Coll. Narnaul Second18 Judo (W) Individual AIIU Third Position  1 Ritu Bijender G.C. Faridabad Third19 Judo (M) Individual AIIU Third Position  1 Ankur Kumar Rajbir G.B.D. College, Rohtak Third20 Weight Lifting (M) Individual AIIU Position in 85 Kg. Weight Category  1 Sanjeet Shamsher Singh A.I.J.H.M. Coll. , Rohtak Second21 Rifle & Pistol Shooting (W) Individual AIIU  1 Aakriti Khapra Yashpal Singh U.I.L.M.S., Gurgaon Single Trap(2nd),

Under Team DoubleTrap(3rd)

  2 Sartia   A.I.J.H.M. Clg., Rtk Single Trap(2nd)Under Team

  3 Meenakshi   M.K.J.K.M. Rohtak Single Trap(2nd)Under Team

22 Gymnastic (M) Individual AIIU Position Third in Pommel Horse (General Game)  1 Tanju Sabar Singh G.C. Bhiwani Third23 Power Lifting (W) Individual AIIU Position in 54 Kg. Weight Category (Others Game)  1 Sarita Satyawan T.D.L. Murthal, Sonepat First24 Yoga (W) Individual AIIU Position (Other Game)  1 Reena Balhara Jagdish Chander M.K.J.K.M. Rohtak Third

Provost (Boys) Dr. S.S. Chahar (Additional Charges)

Sr. No. Name of the Boy’s Hostel

1. Himalaya Hostel - 161

2. Nilgiri Hostel - 255

3. Udaigiri Hostel - 240

4. Kailash Giri Hostel - 258

5. Vindhya Hostel - 242

6. Himgiri Hostel - 240

7 Dholagiri - 343

8 Mount Abu - 318

Provost (Girls) Dr. (Mrs.) Indira Dhull (Additional Charges)

Sr. No. Name of the Girl’s Hostel

1. Ganga Hostel - 327

2. Narmada Hostel - 89

(Remaining IIM Students)

3. Saraswati Hostel - 201

4. Kaveri Hostel - 302

5. Sabarmati Hostel - 302

6. Yamuna Hostel - 236

7. Meghna Hostel - 256

8. Bhagirathi Hostel - 291

UNIVERSITY HOSTELS

Students Strength

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CHAPTER- IX

1. Ph. D. DEGREE AWARDEE(S)

2. TOPPERS OF VARIOUS COURSES

3. RESEARCH SCHOLARS REGISTERED FOR Ph.D

4. UNIVERSITY RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS

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Ph.D DEGREE AWARDEE(S)

Sr. Name, Father's Name Supervisor Title of ThesisNo. & Regn. No.Faculty: Life Sciences Genetics1. Amit Kumar Dr. Minakshi Vashist “Etiologic and Pathogenetic Study of

S/o Krishan Chander Patients of Moderate MentalKaushik00-HS-1358 Retardation”.

2. DivyaD/o Ranbir Singh Dr. Ravi Parkash “Ecological Genetics and Mechanistic04-HGS-735 basis of Stress Resistance traits in

Indian Drosophilids”.3. Chanderkala Dr. Ravi Parkash “Adaptations to Environmental

D/o Laxmi Narian Stresses: Analysis of multi trait02-JVC-1173 Associations across Geographical

Regions”.4. Poonam Dr. Ravi Parkash “Ecological Genetics of Ecophysiological

D/o Ved Parkash stress related traits in Drosophilids:03-HGS-519 Analysis of Seasonal Adaptations”.

5. Babita Dr. Ravi Parkash “Impact of Genetic and Plastic effectsD/o Sardar Singh on Climatic adaptations of Drosophila04-NGR-504 Species”.

6. Sangeeta Dr. J.P. Yadav “Assessment of functional and geneticD/o Shri Bhagwan Singh diversity of bacteria isolated from03-JHR-1867 Rhizospheric soil of Trigonella foenum-

graecum and Phyllanthus amarus”.7. Khushboo Dr. J.P. Yadav “Impact of Climate Change on Genetic

D/o Bishan Singh and Phytochemical Diversity of04-AMB-1359 Tinospora Cordifolia(L.) Phyllanthus

amarus(L.) and Efficacy of theirSynthesized Nanoparticles”.

8. Radha Dr. Minakshi Vashist “Cytogenetics & Pathological AnalysisD/o Ramdhari of Acute Myeloid Leukemia and its02-VCR-621 Significance as a Prognostic Marker”.

9. Manila Yadav Dr. J.P.Yadav “Study of the Endophytic FungiD/o Kanwal Yadav Associated with Eugenia Jambolana00-HS-685 and their Medicinal Values”.

10. Shiksha Sharma Dr. Minakshi Vashist “A Study on Dermatoglyphics andD/o Randhir Sharma Molecular Cytogenetic03-IGR-949 Characterization of Varicose Veins”.

Dept: Microbiology11. Jahangir Imam S/o Md. Abul Dr. P. Shukla “Study of Plant Fungus Interactions in

Kalam Ansari Aslam Relation to Pathogenic variation in12UTDMR0027 Magnaporthe grisea and diversity at Pi9

locus in rice (Oryza Sativa L.)”.Dept: Bio Chemistry

12. Sangeeta Sangwan Dr. S.K Dewan “New Improved Chemical Entities ofD/o Inder Singh12/Ph.D/Chemistry-1 Existing Potential Drug Candidates”.

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13. Sonika D/o Hans Raj Dr. V. B. Taxak “Synthesis and Luminescent Properties04-AMB-673 of some rare Earth doped Nano-phosphors.”

Bio Technology14. Ram Kumar Dr. Anil Kumar Chhillar “Immunoproteomic Analysis of

S/o Sita Ram Singh Aspergillus fumigatus for Identification of10-Ph.D.-ACBT-03 Developmental Stage Specific

Immunoreactive Molecules”15. Nirmala Dr.Pawan Kumar Jaiwal “Use of molecular markers for

D/o Anand Prakash Identification of salt resistant genes in02-BGK-378 mungbean (Vigna radiata L.Wilczek)”

16. Monika Dahiya Dr. Vikas Hooda “Development of ElectrochemicalD/o Krishan Pal Analytical Method for determination03-IGR-968 of Organophosphorus Compounds”.

17. Ashish Dr. Vikash Hooda “Preparation of ElectrochemicalS/o Mahender Singh Biosensor for Detection of02-HS-21 Organophosporus Pesticides in Food

and water Samples”.18. Monika Miglani Dr. S.K.Gakhar “Characterization of Vitellogenin gene of

D/o Prem Parkash Indian Malaria Vector AnophelesMiglani09/Ph.D/A.C.B.T-46 Culicifacies (Diptera: Culicidae)”.

Bioinformatics19. Vandana Saini Dr. Ajit Kumar “Development of QSAR Models for

D/o Ram Kumar Saini Designing Novel Organochlorine1178080003 Pesticide”.

20. Hari Mohan Dr. S.K. Gakhar “Clinical & EpidemiologicalS/o Jagdish Parsad Characterization of Human Rotavirus1178080002 among Children from Haryana”.

Zoology21. Seema Rani Dr.Vineeta Shukla “Effect of Heavy Metal Toxicity on the

D/o Banwari Lal Survival, Reproductive potential and82-HS-534 Biochemical constituents of different

Earthworm species.”22. Sandip Kumar Dash Dr. Minakshi “DNA Based Detection of Human Brain

S/o Sisira Kumar Dash Meningitis (Neisseria Meningitidis).”10-RUR-5251

Environmental Sciences23. Anil Kumar Dr. Rajesh Dhankhar “Bioethanol Production from Eichhornia

S/o Dharambir Singh Crassipes and Municipal Solid Wastes.”95-JHR-131

24. Chanderprabha Dr. J.S. Laura “Estimation of Noise level of RohtakD/o Satynarayan City: Impact and Management”.00-JHR-1542

Faculty: Management Sciences Management25. Satbhan Singh Kirar Dr.Raj Kumar “Role of Leadership in Institution Building:

S/o Munshi Ram Kirar A Study on Defence Research and78-GB-95 Development Organisation”

26. Vasudha Lamba Dr.Kamlesh Gakhar “Employee Development Practices inD/o Surinder Lamba Telecom Industry”.02-DAVM-36

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27. Vandana Sangwan Dr. Daleep Singh “Role of Spa Industry in PromotingD/o S.P. Sangwan Tourism: A Comparative Study of95-GG-309 the USA and India”.

28. Kiran Bala Dr.Mukesh Dhunna “Electronic Commerce: Prospects andD/o Hari Krishan Madan Practices (A Study of Selected89-GG-526 Enterprises)”.

29. Chhavi Sharma Dr. Satyawan Baroda “Performance Seeking behaviour ofD/o Dharamveer Sharma School Principals: A Study of Selected97-VCR-508 Schools in Haryana”.

30. Harjeet Kour Dr. Kamlesh Gakhar “Innovative Human ResourceD/o Joginder Singh Dua Management Practices in Indian04-VMR-524 Banking Sector”.

31. Kirti Siwach Dr.H.J. Ghosh Roy “Impact of Recession on IndianD/o Azad Singh Siwach Corporate Sector with a Special02-BB-223 Reference to IT-Sector”.

32. Neetu Rani Dr.Jagdeep Singla “Factor’s Affecting Recruitment andD/o Shilak Ram Career Advancement of Women in04-AB-888 Hospitality Industry”.

33. Sugandh Rawal Dr.Neelam Jain “Employee Engagement &D/o Inder Pal Rawal Organizational Commitment in05-RUR-1009 Insurance Industry:A Comparative

Study of private and Public SectorCompanies”.

34. Meetu Dr. Kamlesh Gakhar “Outreach and Financial Performance ofD/o Vijay Kumar Microfinance Institutions in India”.04-VMR-579

35. Varsha Rani Dr. Ashutosh Nigam “An Empirical Study of Export MarketingD/o Phool Chand Gupta Practices of Textile Exporting Units in98-DERJH-494 India”.

36. Anita Rani Dr. Sanjay Nandal “A Study of Health and Safety StandardsD/o Mahavir Chauhan in Small and Medium Enterprises in02-GEB-124 Haryana”.

37. Gurvinder Kaur Dr. Raj Kumar “Work Life Challenges of Dual CareerD/o Harjit Singh Couples and related coping Strategies02-DEF-107 in Corporate Sector”.

38. Pankaj Kumar Dr. Pardeep Ahlawat “Store Quality, Customer SatisfactionS/o Karan Singh and Defection: A Study of Retail Formats00-DSG-1870 in India”.

39. Arun Kumar Ahuja Dr. Raj Kumar “Market Opportunities, Challenges andS/o Joginder Nath Ahuja Future Prospects for Organic09/Ph.D./IMSAR-41 Agricultural Products”.

40. Upkar Hooda Dr. A.S. Boora “Impact of TV Advertisement on BuyingS/o Ram Chander Behavior of Rural Consumers”.98-JHR-1003

41. Subhash Chander Gupta Dr. Daleep Singh “Leadership Effectiveness in IndianS/o Om Prakash Gupta Universities: A Study of State Funded08/Ph.D/IMSAR-03 and Privately Owned Universities in

India”.

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Faculty: Social Sciences History42. Neelam Rani Dr.Jaiveer Singh “Muslim Attitudes Towards British Raj

D/o Shamsher Singh Dhankhar (1820-1920): A Study of Long term97-IGR-275 Trends in Muslim Politics”.

Sociology43. JasvirS/o Balwan Singh Dr. S.R. Ahlawat “Impact of Mahatma Gandhi National

98-GB-309 Rural Employment Guarantee Act(MGNREGA) on Empowerment of RuralPeople: A Sociological Study ofHaryana”.

44. Yudhvir S/o Jagdish Dr. Khazan Singh “Migrant’s Status and Participation in04-NGR-138 Sangwan Economic Activities: A Sociological

Study of Vegetable Market in Rohtak(Haryana)”.

45. Savita D/o Bijender Singh Dr. Khazan Singh “Domestic Violence Against Women: A02-MKR-237 Sociological Study.”

46. Ramesh Kumar Dr. Madhu Nagla “Health Rights of Indoor Patients andS/o Mahaveer Singh Medical Ethics of Doctors: A05-GL-12 Sociological Study in Hospital Settings”.

Economics47. Lalit Sharma Dr. Kavita Chakravarty “Multidimensional Poverty in Haryana”

S/o Rishi Parkash03-CRS-280

48. Jai Parkash Dr. Shobha Choudhary “Competitiveness of Indian RiceS/o Shri Krishan Industry in WTO Regime”.12/Ph.D/Eco/10

49. Anand Kumar Dr. Neelam Choudhary “Growth and Impact of InstitutionalS/o Bashesar Lal Housing Finance on Indian Economy”.98-NGR-94

50. Janmejoy Khuntia Dr. Neelam Choudhary “Entrepreneurial Development ofS/o Dhirendra Nath Khuntia Socially and Economically Backward12/Ph.D/Economics-12 Communities in the National Capital

Region – An Empirical Study”.51. Parveen Kumar Dr. Neelam Choudhary “Financial Performance of Scheduled

S/o Mahadev Parshad Commercial Banks in India:An Analysis”.00-VCR-344

52. Garima Gulia Dr. Kavita Chakravarty “Millennium Development Goals in India:D/o Satpal Gulia An Inter State Analysis”.02-IGR-55

53. Dal Singh Dr. Neelam Choudhary “Productivity and Efficiency of DistrictS/o Ram Phal Central Co-operative Banks in Haryana:02-NGR-896 An Empirical Study”.

54. Neeru Chhabra Dr. Shobha Choudhary “Financial Inclusion in India”.D/o Kharaiti Lal12/Ph.D/Economics/27

55. Ritika Sharma Dr. Neelam Choudhary “A Critical Appraisal of the OperationalD/o Gopal Dev Sharma Efficiency of Regional Rural Banks in11/Ph.D/Economics-9 Haryana”.

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56. Punam Dr. Santosh Nandal “Evaluation of Socio-Economic ImpactD/o Satbir Singh of Agricultural Land Acquisition in97-IGR-147 Haryana”.

57. Kavita Dr. Santosh Nandal “Public Distribution System in RuralD/o Satbir Singh Haryana: An Evaluation”.03-GCS-63

Psychology58. Avinash Awasthi Dr.Rajbir Singh “Recognition of Facial Expressions of

S/o Rama Nath Awasthi Emotions:Impact of Similarity and08-Ph.D-Psy-04 Familiarity”

59. Urvashi Chaudhary Dr. Shalini Singh “Occupational Role Stress, MoodD/o Hemraj Fluctuations and Psychological84-gf -611 Distress among Medical Professionals”

60. AlkaD/o Rudher Mani Sharma Dr. Nov Rattan Sharma “Identity Formation, Heath Practices and03-IGR-355 Well-Being among Adolescents”.

61. Priyanka Dr. Promila Batra “Effect of Shankhapushpi (ConvolvulusD/o Subhash Dev Pluricaulis) on Attentional Processes”.02-AMB-394

62. Dipti Arora Dr. Promila Batra “Impact of Negative Air Ions ExposureD/o Ram Sarup Arora on Attentional Processes”.01-IGR-501

63. Neelam Dr. Shalini Singh “Influence of Material Employment onD/o Rajender Singh Psychological Health and Achievement97-HS-91 Motivation of Adolescents”.

64. Lokesh Gupta Dr. Rajbir Singh “Predictive Validity of PsychologicalS/o Ghanshyam Dass Gupta Preparedness and its moderators for03-KLR-706 Task Outcome”.

Public Admn.65. Ashwani Kumar Dr. S.S. Chahar “Role of Co-operative Banks in Rural

S/o Ved Parkash Credit: A Study in Haryana and98-JHR-444 Rajasthan”.

66. Lokesh Gupta Dr. Rajbir Singh “Predictive Validity of PsychologicalS/o Ghanshyam Dass Preparedness and its moderators forGupta 03-KLR-706 Task Outcome”.

Pol. Science67. Dharmender Singh Dr. Usha Kiran “Role of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural

S/O Meher Singh Employment Guarantee Act in Poverty01-HWG-185 Alleviation in Haryana. A Study of

Mahendergarh and Rohtak District”Geography

68. Mukesh Kumar Dr. S. Husan Ansari “National Rural Health Mission andS/o Ram Chander Health Care facilities in Haryana:04-GL-60 A Geographical Study”.

Defence & Strategic Studies69. Sunita Rani Dr. S.P. Vats “Indo-Pak Relations and India’s Security

D/o Atma Ram in 21stCentury An Analytical Study”.08-RUR-2801

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70. Raj Kumar Dr. Harvir Singh “Role of Suicide Attacks inS/o Bhim Sen International Terrorism”.09-RUR-2811

71. Partap Singh Dr. R.S. Siwiach “China’s Influence in South Asian RegionS/o Dharampal and National Security of India”.07-RUR-1557

72. Kusum Lata Dr. S.P. Vats “Terrorism in Sri Lanka and its ImpactD/o Udebir Singh on India’s Security”.06-RUR-553

Faculty: Education Physical Education73. Sanjeev Kumar Dr.(Mrs.) Santosh Sharma “Comparative Study on Physical Fitness

S/o Om Parkash between Inter-varsity Male Players of09-Ph.D.-Phy.Edu-05 Selected Team Games from the

Universities of Northern India”74. Netrapal Khatri Dr. Shamsher Singh “A Comparison of Physiological Profiles

S/o D.P Khatri of Body-Builders of North and South97-RUR-268 India in inter and intra Weight Categories”.

75. Sanjay Kumar Dr.Ramesh Kumar “Historical Development of VollyballS/o Rajender Singh Game in Northern India”.97-GL-106

Education76. Reena Rani Dr.Jitender Kumar “A Study of Language Creativity among

D/o Hukam Chand Secondary School Students in Relation12/Ph.D/Education-34 to their Linguistic Skills, School

Environment and Home Environment”.77. Poornima Devi Dr. Hemant Lata Sharma “A Study of Academic Achievement of

D/o Sunehar Singh 10+1 Students in Relation to their00-RUR-433 Metacognition, Self-Confidence and

Family Environment”.78. Jyoti Dr. Madhu Gupta “Effect of Cooperative Integrated

D/o Roshan Lal Ahuja reading composition (CIRC) Technique96-IGR-688 on Reading-Writing Skills in English

among Seventh Graders”.79. Parvesh Lata Dr. Madhu Gupta “Development of IT-Enabled

D/o Naresh Kumar Instructional Package In Science And Its97-HS-568 Impact On Academic Achievement of

School Students”.80. Sarita Dr. Indra Dhull “Effect of Cooperative learning on

D/o Kishan Chand Academic Achievement, Academic91-IGR-231 Anxiety and Social Competence of

Higher School Students”.81. Suman Barak Dr. Indra Dhull “Development and Validation of

D/o Karan Singh Multimedia Package in Environmental92-JHR-982 Science and its Effect on Cognitive and

Affective Outcomes of ElementaryStudents”.

82. Karan Singh Dr.Jitender Kumar “Metacognition among Senior SecondaryS/o Dalip Singh Students in Relation to their Problem93-GNJ-41 Solving Ability and Self-esteem”.

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83. Deepika Dr. Sushila Sangwan “Effect of Individualized EducationalD/o Bhag Singh Programme on Learning of Functional00-IGR-1108 Skills among Mentally Challenged

Children in Inclusive Setting”.84. Sanjay Kumar Dr.Jitender Kumar “A Study of Career Maturity in relation

S/o Mala Ram to Family Environment, Study Habits99-ECR-8 and Academic Achievement among

Senior Secondary Students”.85. Shweta Kapoor Dr.Umender Malik “Teaching Effectiveness of School

D/o Ram Pal Kapoor Teachers in Relation to Sense of Humour12/Ph.D/Edu.-14 and Emotional Maturity”.

86. Sunil Kumar Dr. Jitender Kumar “A Study of Occupational SatisfactionS/o Amar Nath and Adjustment Among Visually95-DSG-378 Challenged Adults in Relation to their

Socio-Demographic Variables”.87. Manju Rani Dr.Umender Malik “Relationship of Professional Commitment

D/o Abhay Singh of Secondary School Teachers with97-KLR-265 Personality, Locus of Control and

Attitude towards Teaching”.88. Shikha Tyagi Dr. Parveen Sharma “Achievement Motivation, Learning

D/o Dinesh Tyagi Style, Parental Involvement as01-HES-56 Correlates of Academic Achievement of

the Secondary School Studies”.Faculty: Law Law89. Om Prabha Saini Dr. Naresh Kumar “Humanitarian Laws and Human

D/o Lakhi Ram Saini Rights: A Study of National and09/Ph.D/Law-33 International perspectives”.

90. Neelam Kadyan Dr. Promila Chugh “Menace of Global Warming: A SocioD/o Suraj Bhan Kadyan Legal Study”.92-RUR-96

91. Pratima Devi Ranga Dr. Badruddin “Divorce under Personal Laws in India:D/o Bhim Singh A Comparative Study”.95-RUR-243

92. Reetika Dr. Naresh Kumar “Law of Life Insurance in India: A StudyD/o Dr. K. C. Dabas of Legislative Policies and Judicial03-RUR-390 Response”.

93. Anju Dr. Naresh Kumar “Recent Trends in Crime AgainstD/o Ranvir Singh Beniwal Women: A Study of Judicial Response02-RUR-143 and Social Perceptions”.

94. Reeta Garg Dr. Preet Singh “Law Relating to Electronic ContractsD/o Raj Kumar Garg in India, England and United States: A00-RUR-255 Comparative Study”.

95. Anusuya Yadav Dr. Badruddin “Changing Concept of Contract-RecentD/o Ashok Kumar Problems and Issues”.99-RUR-85

Faculty: Humanities Hindi96. Satbir Singh Dr. Ramsajjan Pandey “Dinkar ke Kavya mein Uddat Tatva ki

S/o Tulsi Ram Vyanjana”.83-DSG-1031

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97. Neelam Dr. Ajmer Singh Kajal “Om Parkash Valmiki ke Sahitiya MeinD/o Kartar Singh Sangarsh Chetna”.98-VAB-203

98. Sunita Devi Dr. Ram Rati Malik “Baldev Vanshi ke Kavya Mein Yogbodh”.D/o Jage Ram03-CHM-29

99. Urmila Devi Dr. Pushpa “Rajesh Joshi ka Kavya Sanvedna AurD/o Pratap Singh Shilp”.95-ZR-36110

Sanskrit100. Narender Kumar Dr. Krishna Acharya “Krishan Yajurvediya Shrotsutron mein

S/o Sh. Dev Dutt Shrotyagya”.97-ZR-20446

101. Kavita Rani Dr. Sunita Saini “Rameshwar Dayalu Sharma KritD/o Indal Singh Shanta Mangalam: Ek Natyashastriya90-ZR-25627 Anushilan”.

102 Vikram Singh Dr. Baldev Singh Mehra “Yagya Aur Sanskaron ke vishya meinS/o Vedvert Acharya Swami Dayanand ki Avdharana”.87-ZR-4993

103 Nootan Dr. Sudha Jain “Patanjal Yogdarshan ke Sandarbh MeinD/o Sher Singh Shubhchander Rachit Gyanarnav ka99-ZR-12551 Samikshatamak Adhyayan”.

English104 Akshi Priya Dr. S.P.S Dahiya “Hemingway’s fiction: A feminist

D/o Jyoti Swaroop Interpretation”.04-DEPG-199

105 Parul Dr. S.S. Sangwan “Re-examining the Canon: A Study ofD/o Sh. N.R. Bhardwaj Nature, Race, Class and Gender in10-Ph.D.-ACBT-03 Gloria Naylor’s Fiction”

106 Samidha Shikha Dr. Romika Batra “Eco-Critical Concerns in the SelectedD/o Mohinder Pratap Poems of Nissim Ezekiel, A.K.09/Ph.D/English-19 Ramanujan and Kamala Das”.

107 Subhash Chander Dr. Nikhilesh Yadav “Masculinity in Postcolonial Poetry: ASharma S/o Bahadur Mal Study of Selected Poems of NissimHS-83-1793 Ezekiel, A.K. Ramanujan and Jayant

Mahapatra”.108 Shabnam Dr. Manjeet Rathee “Portrayal of the Disabled in Indian

D/o Yogpal Singh Cinema”.80-HWG-266

Journalism & Mass Communication109 Bharti Dr.Sarojini Nandal “Impact of Globalization on Indian

D/o. Sh. Rajinder Pal Press (With special reference to some98-NGR-52 selected English & Hindi News papers

and Magazines after 1995”.110 Varun Vagish Dr.Sarojini Nandal “Hindi Cinema ka Badalta Paridrishya:

S/o Kamal Singh Ek aalochanatmak Adhyayan”.08/Ph.D/JMC-1

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111 Pappoo Dr. Harish Kumar “Role of Governmental Public RelationsS/o Roop Chand Mediums in Developmental01-GNJ-706 Programmes: An Analytical Study with

Reference to Haryana”.Faculty: Engg. & Tech. Mechanical Engg.112 Sanjay Gupta Dr. S. K. Gupta “Reliability Modelling of some

S/o Daudayal Gupta Technological System”.09/Ph.D/Engg & Tech-47

Computer Science & Engg.113 Sunita Mehta Dr.Satinder Bal Gupta “Metaheuristics for Multiprocessor Task

D/o Sunder Lal Mehta Scheduling”.00-CREM-03

Textile Technology114 Kalesh Nath Chatterjee Dr. R.P. Jamdagni “Quality aspects of Filter Fabrics for Dust

S/o Madhu Sudhan Control”.Chatterjee 80-TIB-02

Electrical Engg.115 Anju Garg Dr. P.R. Sharma “Optimal Location of FACTS Devices

D/o H. R. Garg using A1 tools”.09/Ph.D/Engg.&Tech-17

Faculty: Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharmaceutical Sciences116 Monika Dr. A.K. Madan “Development of MolecularDescriptors

D/o Naresh Kumar Singla for accelerating drug Discovery97-RUR-319 process”.

117 Priyanka Singh Dr. Arun Nanda “Formulation and Evaluation of SkinD/o Lakshman Singh Cosmetics(s)containing Nano-09/Ph.D/Pharm. Sc.-40 ingredient”.

118 Vikas Budhwar Dr. Arun Nanda “Improvement of PharmaceuticalS/o Hari Singh Characteristics of Substituted Cyclic95-JHR-187 Drugs through Formation of their

Co-inclusion Complexes in Urea”.119 Saurabh Sharma Dr. Arun Nanda “Formulation Development,Optimization

S/o D. K. Sharma and Evaluation of Oral Floating Systems08/Ph.D/Pharm. Sc.-7 for Cardiovascular Drug Delivery”.

120 Monika Singh Dr. A.K. Madan “Development of New GenerationD/o Natthi Singh Molecular Descriptors for Accelerating08/Ph.D/Pharma-04 in-silico Drug Discovery Process”.

121 Lalit Singh Dr. Arun Nanda “Design Development and OptimizationS/o Room Singh of Controlled Release Gastroretentive08/Ph.D/Pharm.Sc-6 Drug Delivery Systems of

Hypoglycemic Drug(s)”.122 Rakesh Kumar Marwaha Dr. A.K. Madan “Application of Graph Theory in

S/o Piara Lal Marwaha Accelerating Drug Discovery Process”.09/Ph.D/Pharm. Sc.7

123 Vishwanath Agrahari Dr. Sanju Nanda “Development and Validation of StabilityS/o Amar Nath Gupta Indicating Analytical Methods for Some09/Ph.D/Pharm.Sc.-8 Drugs in Bulk and Their Formulations”.

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Faculty: Commerce Commerce124 Manmeet Kaur Dr.Raj Pal Singh “Adoption and Implications of Kaizen and

D/o Rattan Singh Target Costing Techniques – A Study of03-NLS-266 Selected Automobile Companies”

125 Ishani Patharia Dr. Ravinder Vinayek “Green Purchase Behaviour of IndianD/o A.V. Patharia Customers Towards Electronics00-GMS-0354 Products”.

126 Nisha Dr. Ravinder Vinayek “Stock Returns and Volatility: A StudyD/o R.C. Garg of Indian Stock Market”.11/Ph.D/Commerce-6

127 Sanjiv Kumar Saraswati Dr. Ravinder Vinayek “Reverse Mortgage Opportunities andS/o Saroj Kumar Saraswati Challenges: A Study of Indian Banking09/Ph.D/Commerce-12 Sector”.

128 Viney Dr.S.D. Vashishtha “A Study on Credit Rating and FinancialS/o Bijender Suhag Players of Indian Capital Market”.03-JHR-1582

129 Seema Dr. Vazir Singh Nehra “Corporate Governance and FirmsD/o Satbir Singh Performance: A Study of Indian00-GMS-459 Manufacturing Sector”.

130 Shakti Singh Dr. S.D. Vashishtha “A Study of Role of Private Equity in theS/o Sanwal Singh Development of Innovative and81-AR-708 Advance Technology in Manufacturing

and Service Sector in India”.131 Tilak Raj Dr. Narender Kumar “Foreign Direct Investment in Indian

S/o Hari Singh Insurance Sector: An Analytical Study”.80-JHR-293

132 Parul Mittal Dr. Tej Singh “An Analytical Study of Self Help Groups:D/o Ved Prakash Mittal A Case Study of Mewat District of04-KLR-1410 Haryana State”.

Faculty: Physical Sciences Mathematics133 Tribhawan Nath Saini Dr. Jagdish Singh “Propagation of Elastic Waves in Real

S/o Lachhman Dass Media”.Saini83-RUR-33

134 Sangeeta Kumari Dr. Jagdish Singh “Surface Waves in various GeneralizedD/o Om Parkash Thermo elastic models”.99-SKC-170

135 Jagbir Singh Dr. S.K. Arora “Minimal Cyclic Codes of Length 8p sS/o Jagdish Chand over GF(q)”.00-JHR-78

136 Ritika Dr. Savita Rathee “Existence of Fixed Points andD/o Dilbag Singh Convergence of some Fixed Points03-IGR -398 Iterative Schemes”.

137 Sanjay Kumar Dr. Renu Chugh “On the rate of Convergence andS/o Leelu Ram Sharma Stability of Fixed Point Iterative04-VB-1459 processes for Single and Multi Valued

Mapping with Applications”.138 Anil Kumar Dr. Savita Rathee “Existence of Common Fixed Points and

S/o Shyamlal Kaushik Approximation Theory in Various11/Ph.D/Mathematics-22 Spaces”.

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139 Sunny Kapoor Dr. Rajeev Kumar “Performance Evaluation of StochasticD/o Inder Mohan Kapoor Systems”.99-IGR-973

140 Anu Kathuria Dr. S.K. Arora “Combinatorial Properties of someD/o Krishan Lal Fingerprinting Models and Linear98-IGR-4 Codes”.

Physics141 Sanjay Kumar Dahiya Dr. Ashwani Sharma “ Study of Oxide Glasses containing

S/o Rattan Singh Dahiya heavy Metals”.81-NGR-781

142 Sanjay Kumar Dr. Ashwani Sharma “Synthesis and Characterization ofS/o Rikhi Ram Nano-materials and its Applications”.11-Ph.D/Physics -15

143 Sajjan Dr. A.S. Maan “Synthesis and Characterization ofS/o Ramphal Alkali Based Heavy metal Oxide00-JHR-1810 Glasses”.

144 Rajesh Kumar Sharma Dr. Ashwani Sharma “Synthesis and Characterizations ofS/o Ramkumar Sharma Nanomaterials and Nanocomposites”.95-BB-198

Chemistry145 Rimpi Dr. K.K.Verma “Studies on the Applications of Tellurium

S/o Kedar Singh Reagents in Organic Synthesis”03-JHR-1854

146 Sangeeta Sangwan Dr. S.K Dewan “New Improved Chemical Entities ofD/o Inder Singh Existing Potential Drug Candidates”.12/Ph.D/Chemistry-1

147 Sonika Dr. V. B. Taxak “Synthesis and Luminescent PropertiesD/o Hans Raj of some rare Earth doped Nano-04-AMB-673 phosphors”.

148 Soniya Bhagour Dr. V.K. Sharma “Thermodynamic Properties ofD/o Rajvir Singh Bhagour Multicomponent Ionic Liquid Mixtures”.1178050004

149 Subhash Dr. V.K. Sharma “Topological and ThermodynamicS/o Ratan Singh Studies of Ionic Liquid Mixtures”.04-VCR-677

Statistics150 Gitanjali Dr.S.C.Malik “Cost Benefit Analysis of Parallel Unit

D/o Som Nath Mongia System Reliability Models with Maximum11-Ph.D-Statistics-18 Repair Time”

151 Satinder Pal Singh Dr. Shashi Bahl “Estimation of Population ParametersS/o Sumer Singh with Different Sampling Designs using11-Ph.D/Statistics-4 Auxiliary Information”.

152 Sudesh Kumari Dr. S.C. Malik “Profit Analysis of System ReliabilityD/o Nihal Singh Models with Preventive Maintenance97-LHR-142 and Repair”.

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Computer Science & Applications155 Parveen Kajla Dr. Rajender Singh Chhillar “Study and Design of Object- Oriented

S/o Jagpal Singh Kajla and Component-Based Metrics”.95-VCR-31

Faculty: Performing and Visual Arts Music156 Sandeep Mehra Dr. Bharti Sharma “Gharaanedaar Bandisho ka Saidhantik

S/o Sh. Inder Singh Mehra avam Vyavaharik Vivechan (Thaat00-DSG-964 Kalyan ke Paripekshya mein)”

157 Vinod Kumar Dr. Bharti Sharma “Sitar Vadan Mein Vibhinan Talon KaS/o Sh.Telu Ram Paryog: Ek Adhyayan05-RUR-644

158 Sarabjeet Kaur Dr. Vimal “Kafi Thaat ke Antergat ane waleD/o Shamsher Singh Ragang Ragon ka Vishleshnatmak05-RUR-642 Adhyyan”.

159 Sudha Sharma Dr. Hukam Chand “Uttar Bhartiya Sangeet par PashchatyaD/o Vijay Kumar Vadyon ka Parbhav: Ex Mulyankan”.11/Ph.D/Music-30

160 Lokesh Sharma Dr. Bharti Sharma “Richa evam Stotra Main Sangeet: EkS/o Pitamber Dutt Addhayayan Uttar Bharat ke Sandarbh08/Ph.D-Music-I Mein”.

161 Renu Bala Dr. Jitender Malik “Agra Gharane ki Mahila SangeetagyonS/o Amir Chand ka Hindustani Shastriya Sangeet ke00-GG-563 Vikas Mein Yogdan”.

162 Surinder Kumar Sharma Dr. Mukesh “Haryana Pardesh Mein Sasthapit NijiS/o Ramesh Chander Sangeet Sikshan Kendra ki Sangeet ke82-UER-62 Vikas Main Bhumika: Ek Addhyan”.

Visual Arts163 Amrita Dalal Dr.Minakshi Hooda “Haryana ki Lok Kalaon ka Kalatmak

D/o Sh. Surinder Dalal Avam Sanskritic Vivechan (Zila Rohtak99-IGR-773 Jhajjar, Sonepat, Gurgaon tatha

Faridabad”.164 Lalita Kumari Dr. Meenakshi Hooda “Haryana ke Denik Jivan ki Kalatamak

D/o Sh. Attar Singh Vastuon ka Saundaryatamak Adhyayan98-IGR-667 (Unseesvin Shatabdi se Aaj Tak)”.

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Toppers Of Various Examinations

Result Branch- ISemester SchemesClass Reg. No. Candidate’s Father’s Marks % College

Name Name NameM.A. (English) 13-DAVCF-1355 Tosham Vinay 1346/2000 67.3 DAV Centenary College

FaridabadM.A. (Hindi) 13-MKKMH-0228 Usha Satish Chand 1488/2000 74.4 M.Kishori Kanya Maha

-vidyalaya Hodel FBDM.A. (Geo.) 13-UTDGE-0003 Surender Balvan Singh 1478/2000 73.9 Deptt. of GeographyM.A. (History) 13-UTDHR-0002 Rinku Dharmbir 1403/2000 70.15 Deptt. of HistoryM.A. (Eco.) 09-IGR-1304 Nitika Narender 1498/2000 74.9 Deptt. of EconomicsM.A. (Pol. Sc.) 08-SMP-1087 Kunti Devi Mangey Ram 1420/2000 71.0 Saraswati Mahila

Mahavidyalaya PalwalM.A. (Skt.) 08-ZR-5305 Renu Santram 1806/2000 90.3 Deptt. of SanskritM.A. (Def. Stud.) 06-RUR-1100 Hem Lata Braham Parkash 1442/2000 72.1 Deptt. of Defence &

Strategic StudiesM.A. (Drg. & Painting) 99-AMB-250 Geeta Dayanand 592/1000 59.2 Deptt. of Fine ArtM.A. (Psy.) 13-UTDPY-0001 Sweety Saini Rohtash Saini 1619/2000 80.95 Deptt. of PsychologyM.A. (Socio.) 13-DSGCG-1828 Monika Dhrambir 1423/2000 71.15 Govt. College GurgaonM.A. (Music) 10-GF-1273 Rinku Lallu Ram 1505/2000 75.25 Govt. Clg.Sect. 14 Gugn.M.A. (Pub. Admn.) 05-NGR-702 Naveen Krishan Kumar 1356/2000 67.8 Deptt. of Pub. Admn.MBA 10-KAIM-4304 Megha Vijay Kumar 2849/3600 79.14 Kedarnath Aggarwal Insti.

of Mgt. Ch. DadriMJMC 08-JHR-1953 Vatan Kumar Ramesh 1434/2000 71.7 Deptt. of Mass Comm.M.P.Ed. 09-KLR-1591 Sanesh Umir Singh 2341/3000 78.03 Deptt. of Phy. EducationMBA (Hons.) 10-AMB-3615 Jyoti Singal Parmod 2375/3500 67.86 IMSARMBA (Business Eco.) 09-VAB-3536 Monika Dalal Ramdhan 2489/3600 69.14 IMSARMBA (Power Mgt.) 08-LMEF-1678 Roopali Sushil Kumar 2770/3600 76.94 National Power Training

Insti. FaridabadMBA(5 Yr.)1st Module 12-IMSAR-0083 Akhil Khanna Mahesh 2986/4200 71.10 IMSARMBA(5 Yr.) 2nd Module 1079163800 Nupur Aeron Pawan Aeron 2517/3300 76.27 IMSARMCA 09-SKC-3507 Shalu Jai Prakash 3386/4100 82.59 JVMGRR Insti. of Comp.Appl.M.Lib. 4th Sem. 06IGR143 KAVITA HAWA SINGH 1223/1600 76.44 Deptt. of Library ScienceM.A. (Eco.) Hon.5 Yr. 10th Sem. 10-RUR-4858 Komal Malik Dalsher Singh 3488/3600 96.89 Deptt. of EconomicsM.A. (Eng.)Honours5 Yr.10thSem. 10-RUR-1420 Sheetal Raj Singh 3515/5000 70.30 Deptt. of English &

Foreign LanguagesAnnual SchemeClass Regn. No. Name Father’s Name Marks %ageM.Com. 13-DEMCO-00323 Deepmala Nawal Singh 901/1300 69.31M.A. (English) 13-DEMEN-01917 Vaishali Surender Singh 604/1000 60.40M.A. (Hindi) 13-DEMHI-01147 Pardeep Raj Singh 640/1000 64.00M.A. (History) 13-DEMHS-02057 Sushila Deep Chand 640/1000 64.00M.A. (Pol. Sc.) 13-DEMPS-00924 Monika Rani Chturbhuj 680/1000 68.00M.A. (Pub. Admn.) 13-DEMPA-00041 Deepak Dharam Pal Narwal 498/800 62.25M.A. (Sanskrit) 13-DEMSK-00515 Suruchi Rishipal Singh 812/1000 81.20M.A. (Eco.) 13-DEMEC-00293 Neha Goyal Harish Chander Goyal 734/1000 73.40M.Lib. 14-DEMLI-00057 Preety Rani Satyanarayan 552/800 69.00

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Result Branch- II

Class Reg. No. Candidate’s Father’s Marks % College NameName Name

B.A. 12-MACWJ-0172 Prerna Raj Kumar 1979/2400 82.46 M.A.College (W) Jhajjar

B.Sc 12- PKSKM- 0074 Vandana Bhim Sain 2552/2900 88.00 G.C. Kanina M.Garh

B.Com.Pass 12-SKGCD-0011 Shikha Pramod 3008/3600 83.56 A.S. Girls Coll. Ch. Dadari

B.Com.Vocational 12-DAVCF-0929 Mayank Bhawanesh 2873/3600 79.81 D.A.V.Cent. Coll. F. Bad

Economics Hons. 12-NRSCR-1624 Rahul Krishan 2265/3000 75.50 N.R.S.G.C. Rohtak

English Hons. 12-IGCWR-1103 Abhilasha Ramender 1687/2200 76.68 G.C.W. Rohtak

Geography Hons. 12-NRSCR-0246 Rohit Satyapal 1848/2200 84.00 N.R.S.G.C. Rohtak

HistoryHons. 12-GCGSG-0760 Kajal Mahender 1250/1600 78.13 G.C. Sec. 14 Gurgaon

Political Sci.Hons 12-GCGSG-2225 Indu Balwan Singh 1732/2200 78.73 G.C. Sec. 14 Gurgaon

PsychologyHons 12-IGCWR-1515 Jyoti Kulvir Ahlawat 1779/2000 88.95 G.C.W. Rohtak

Sanskrit Hons 12-IGCWR-1467 Sheetal Raj Kumar 1220/1600 76.25 G.C.W. Rohtak

Physics Hons. 12-IGCWR-0729 Monika Ranveer Singh 2443/2700 90.48 G.C.W. Rohtak

ZoologyHons. 12-GCGSG-1847 Reena Prakash 1844/2200 83.82 G.C.Sec.14 Gurgaon

BotonyHons. 12-GCGSG-1677 Karuna Puran 1861/2200 84.59 G.C.Sec.14 Gurgaon

Chemistry Hons 12-NRSCR-2279 Subham Muni Kumar 2532/3000 84.40 N.R.S.G.C.Rohtak

B.T.M 12-GCGSG-0706 Dinesh Rajesh Kumar 2417/3400 71.09 G.C.Sec.14 Gurgaon

B.Com. Hons 12-GVMCS-0075 Bharti Naresh Kumar 3170/3900 81.28 G.V.M.(G)College Sonipat

Hndi.Hons. 12-IGCWR-1856 Pooja Jagbir Singh 1181/1600 73.81 G.C.Women.Rohtak

MathematicsHons. 12-NRSCR-1385 Bhawna Kuldeep Dangi 2690/3150 85.40 N.R.S.G.C. Rohtak

Comp.Sci.Hons 12-DAVMF-0296 Anjali Randhir Singh 3189/3900 81.77 D.A.V Inst. of Mangement

BSC Bio-tech 12-KLWCF-0113 Anjali Ashok 2721/3150 86.38 KLMehta Dayanand

Coll.For Women FBD

B. Pharmacy 10-RUR-5623 Beena Ramchander 4313/5700 75.66 Deptt. of Pharm. Sc. MDU

M.Pharmacy 08-RUR-5640 Parijat Ram Sajan 1766/2400 73.58 Deptt. of Pharm. Sc.

(Industrial Pharmacy) MDU

M.Pharmacy 12-UTDPR-0085 Manisha Om Prakash 1747/2400 72.79 Deptt. of Pharm. Sc.

(Pharmaceutical Chemistry) MDU

M.Pharmacy 08-RUR-5637 Neetika Rani Ram Kishan 1697/2400 70.70 Deptt. of Pharm. Sc.

(PharnaceuticsDrug MDU

Regulatory Affairs)

M.Pharmacy 08-RUR-5643 Sonia Vishnu 1762/2400 73.41 Deptt. of Pharm. Sc.

(Pharnacognosy) MDU

M.Pharmacy 12-UTDPR-0090 Prabhnain Davinder Singh 1661/2400 69.20 Deptt. of Pharm. Sc.

(Pharmacology) MDU

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Result Branch- III

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY

Class Reg. No. Candidate’s Father’s Marks % College Name

Name Name

Civil Engg. 1171090207 Rohit Mahender 6871/8375 82.04 Gurgaon College of Engg.

Bachelor of Architecture 1079164986 Sumani Sunil Kumar 8013/10000 80.13 Savera Group of Inst.

Civil Engineering 1171090207 Rohit Mahender 6871/8375 82.04 Gurgaon College of Engg.

Fashion & Apparel Engg. 1172900240 Prachi Diwan Krishan 8268/10475 78.93 Technological Inst. of

Textiles

Information Technology 1170570582 Sanya Dinesh 7172/8375 85.64 Daronacharya College of

Engg.

Applied Electronics 1172900322 Jyotika Om Prakash 6146/8275 74.27 Technological Institute of

& Inst. Engg. Textiles

Computer Science 1170570388 Gunjan Rajiv Chhillar 7171/8375 85.62 Daronacharya College of

& Engg. engg.

Electrical Engineering 12-bmner-0371 Neeru Devi Suresh Pal 4956/6050 81.92 Sh. Baba Mast Nath Engg.

College

Electronics & Comm. 1176290508 Payal Ramesh 5148/6000 85.80 Deptt. of Engg. & Tech.

Engg. (UIET)

Mechanical Engineering 1176080302 Mohit Madhu Sudan 7200/8375 85.97 B S Anangpuria Inst of

tech. & mgmt.

Bio-medical Engineering 1173390635 Sugandha Surinder Pal 6601/8375 78.82 PDM College of Engg.

Bio-technology Engg. 1176290459 Meera Sanjay 6859/8675 79.07 Deptt. of Engg.& Tech.

UIET

Electrical & 1170330405 Vikas Sushil Kumar 6584/8325 79.09 B.R.C.M.College of Engg.

Electronics Engg.) & technology

Textile Technology 1172900162 Ravi Kumar Jagdish 6473/10475 61.79 Technological Institute of

Textiles

Textile Chemistry 1172900132 Gaurav Pawan Kumar 7537/10475 71.95 Technological Institute of

Textiles

Printing Technology 12-sitmw-0079 Aishwarya Suresh 4757/6200 76.73 Somany Inst. of tech.&Mgt.

Automobile Engineering 12-pdmtj-0199 Pankaj Chetram 4902/6400 76.59 PDM School of

Tech.& Mgm., B.Garh .

Electronics and

Computer Engg. 1170570618 Aman Anil kumar 6345/8675 73.14 Daronacharya Clg of Engg.

Computer Science 1177760138 Rohit Arora Vijay Arora 6878/8975 76.64 PDM school of tech. &

& Info. Tech. Management, B.Garh

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Master of Architecture

Landscape Arctitecture 13-giapj-0051 Mehta Annraj 834/1100 75.82 Ganga Institute of

Architecture & Town Pl.

Master of Technology 13-rietf-0423 Pinki Balkar Singh 2596/3350 77.49 Rawal Instt. Of

Signal Processing Engineering & Technology

Elect. & Comm. Engg. 08-aitf-1275 Neetu Singh Somvir Singh 2825/3350 84.33 PDM College of Engg .

Textile Technology 13-tlitb-0218 Raminder Varinder 1624/2550 63.69 Technological Inst.of

Textiles

Software Engineering 09-bitb-1274 Shashi Bala Dharamveer 2692/3450 78.03 Bhiwani Institute of Tech.

& Science Bhiwani

Mechanical Engg. 07-aitf-859 Yogesh Mohan Shyam 2394/3050 78.49 Advanced Institute of

Mfg. & Automation Tech. & Management

Biotechnology 13-uietr-0279 Priya Harikishan 2823/3350 84.27 Deptt. of Engg. & Tech.

(UIET)

Mechanical Engg. 13-rietf-0417 Prathvi Singh Mohar Singh 2533/3200 79.16 Rawal instt. Of

Machine Design Engineering & Technology

Print & Graphics 13-sitmw-0082 Deepti Anil Kumar 2198/2800 78.50 Somany Institute of Tech.

Communication & Mgt.

Computer Science & 1079172110 Priyanka Jagbir Singh 2597/3050 85.15 Ganga Institue of Tech. &

Engg. Mgmt.

Mechanical Engg. 13-uietr-0419 Ashwani Shamsher 2477/3000 82.57 Deptt. Of Engg. & Tech.

Mfg. & Automation (UIET)

Structural Design 1079165582 Sheela Malik Baljeet Singh 2658/3200 83.06 Ganga Institue of Tech. &

Mgmt.

Thermal Engineering 08-ditb-1244 Devender Jai Singh 2475/3100 79.84 PDM. College of Engg .

Cyber Forensics & 13-gitmj-0454 Ashish Suresh 2513/3100 81.06 Ganga Institue of Tech. &

Info. Security Mgmt.

Mechanical Engg. 13-rpetm-1016 Praveen Surender 2403/3000 80.10 Rao Pahlad Singh College

of Engg.& Technology

Electrical & Electronics 08-hces-1154 Parul Gautam Arun Gautam 2280/2850 80.00 Ganga Institue of

Engg. Power System Tech. & Mgmt.

Civil Engineering 08-hita-1082 Sonu Panchal Krishan 3544/4050 87.51 Sh. Baba Mast Nath Engg.

Structural Engg. College

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Result Branch - IV

Regn. Candidate's Father's Marks % College

No. Name Name

Master of Science (Botany)13utdbt0001 Palka Rakesh Soni 2087 78.75 Deptt of Botany

Master of Science (Biochemistry)10gg9708 Monika Virender Singh 1747 74.34 Deptt of BiochemistryMaster of Science (Math.with Comp. Science)10igr3200 Anshu Sharma Sunil Sharma 2268 81 Deptt of Mathematics, MDUMaster of Science (Mathematical Statistics)08vcer1282 Satyender Singh Bhim Singh 1635 81.75 Deptt of StatisticsMaster of Science (Genetics)13utdgt0012 Monica Sharma Sanjay Sharma 1901 76.04 Deptt of Genetics

Master of Science (Zoology)10amb3005 Sangeeta Amar Singh 2021 74.85 Deptt of Zoology

Master of Science (Agri.Bio-Technology)10gvm3339 Anshul Pawan Kumar 1754 71.59 Deptt of Adv.Centre for Biotech

Master of Science (Forensic Science)07pdb29 Kusum Suresh Kumar 1995 76.73 Deptt of GeneticsMaster of Science (Food Technology)09gg4005 Monika Rajbir 1894 72.85 Deptt of Food TechnologyMaster of Science (Chemistry)10gvm3065 Bharti Kaushik Satbir Kaushik 1525 81.33 Hindu College SonepatMaster of Science (Environmental Sciences)13utdes0008 Akshi Goyal Ashwani Goyal 2098 79.17 Deptt of Env. Sciences

Master of Science (Physics)09gwb3018 Suryakant Satya Narayan Vats 2024 84.33 Deptt of Physics

Master of Science (Medical Bio Technology)10hgs3183 Ravina Bijender 1996 79.84 Centre for Medical Bio Tech.

Master of Science (Micro Biology)13utdmr0001 Sakshi Arora Sudarshan Kumar 2124 81.69 Deptt of MicrobiologyMaster of Science (Bio-Informatics)13utdbi0002 Heena Chander Pal Singh 1861 75.96 Centre for BioinformaticsMaster of Science (Microbial Biotechnology)10gg9713 Sarla Yadav Satya Narayan Yadav 1994 76.69 Deptt of MicrobiologyMaster of Science (Bio-Technology)10gvm3325 Preety Satish Lakra 1842 75.18 Deptt of Adv. Centre for Biotech

Master of Science (Mathematics)10ngr3011 Arti Rajbir Singh 1718 85.9 Deptt of Mathematics

Master of Education13gkiit0081 Himanimalyan Praveen Kumar 642 80.25 KIIT College of Edu.Bhondsi

Master of Science (Computer Science)1411110343 Honey Sharma Bhagwan Swaroop 424 84.8 MKKMV Hodal Faridabad

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RESEARCH SCHOLARS REGISTERED FOR Ph.D.

Sr. Name of the Name of the Supervisor Department Date ofNo Candidate P.G. BoS

1 Sumedha Dr. Ashwani Sharma Physics 09.04.20142 Anju Malik Dr. Sapana Garg. Chemistry 20.05.20143 Pinki Dr. Vazir Singh Nehra Commerce 08.05.20144 Nitu Rana Dr. Kuldeep Singh Chhikara Commerce 08.05.20145 Deepa Verma Dr. Vazir Singh Nehra Commerce 08.05.20146 Suman Devi Dr. Vazir Singh Nehra Commerce 08.05.20147 Poonam Dr. Kuldeep Singh Chhikara Commerce 08.05.20148 Jagdeep Kumar Dr. Rajpal Singh Commerce 08.05.20149 Rajesh Verma Dr. Rajbir Singh Psychology 12.05.201410 Vinod Bhardwaj Dr. Mrs. Shalini Singh Psychology 12.05.201411 Priyanka Dr. Rajbir Singh Psychology 12.05.201412 Varsha Rani Dr. Anjali Malik Psychology 12.05.201413 Riddhi Goel Dr. Anjali Malik Psychology 12.05.201414 Ritu Dr. Madhu Anand Psychology 12.05.201415 Chanderkant Gorsy Dr. Madhu Anand Psychology 12.05.201416 Suman Dr. Amrita Yadava Psychology 12.05.201417 Nidhi Dr. Amrita Yadava Psychology 12.05.201418 Rajiv Kumar Dr. Punam Midha Psychology 12.05.201419 Suruchi Ahlawat Dr. Sarvdeep Kohli Psychology 12.05.201420 Geeta Dr. S.S. Chahar Public Admn. 27.01.201421 Sangeeta Dr. S.P. Khatkar Chemistry 20.05.201422 Rekha Devi Dr. Priti Boora Chemistry 20.05.201423 Sonika Dr. Devender Singh Chemistry 20.05.201424 Suman Dr. Devender Singh Chemistry 20.05.201425 Ms. Puneet Dr. Seema Mehra Math 16.05.201426 Shilpi Dr. Gulshan Lal Taneja Math 16.05.201427 Monika Dr. Gulshan Lal Taneja Math 16.05.201428 Gurvinder Singh Dr. Gulshan Lal Taneja Math 16.05.201429 Sheetal Dr. Dalip Singh Math 16.05.201430 Sudesh Kumari Dr. Rajeev Kumar Math 16.05.201431 Balvinder Singh Dr. Supriti Sociology 29.04.201432 Atul Kumar Dr. S.R. Ahlawat Sociology 29.04.201433 Sharmila Dr. Krishna Acharya Sanskrit 02.06.201434 Rajni Sharma Dr. Radhey Shyam Psychology 12.05.201435 Suman Hooda Dr. Arunima Gupta Psychology 12.05.201436 Ajay Kumar Dr. Sarvdeep Kohli Psychology 12.05.201437 Pallavi Raj Dr. Nov Rattan Sharma Psychology 12.05.201438 Poonam Kumari Dr. Krishna Achraya Sanskrit 02.06.2014

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39 Naveen Kumar Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Commerce 08.05.201440 Aarti Kadian Dr. Savita Rathee (Supervisor) Math 16.05.2014

& Dr. B.K. Tyagi, A.R.S.D. CollegeUniversity of Delhi, Delhi (Co-Supervisor)

41 Bharatender Dr. Loveleen English 30.04.201442 Archana Dr. Loveleen English 30.04.201443 Richa Dr. Jitender Malik Music 19.05.201444 Ashok Kumar Dr. Bharti Sharma Music 19.05.201445 Mahinder Kaur Dr. Ravi Sharma Music 19.05.201446 Kamla Dr. Vimal Music 19.05.201447 Sulochana Dr. Hukam Chand Music 19.05.201448 Geeta Sharma Dr. Hukam Chand Music 19.05.201449 Vikas Nandal Dr. Rajeev Sharma Elect. &Comm. 25.02.2014

Engg.UIET50 Meenu Manchanda Dr. Rajeev Sharma Elect. &Comm. 25.02.2014

Engg.UIET51 Dhiraj Kapoor Dr. Rajeev Sharma Elect. &Comm. 25.02.2014

Engg.UIET52 Shamsher Singh Dr. Rajeev Sharma Elect. &Comm. 25.02.2014

Engg.UIET53 Geeta Rani Dr. Jai Pal Sharma Commerce 08.05.2014

G.B.D. College Rohtak54 Neetu Khatri Dr. Bhoop Singh Gulia, Visual Arts 21.11.1355 Jyoti Dahiya Dr. Mool Chand, Commerce 08.05.14

Dronacharya Govt. College, Gurgaon.56 Gunjan Gumber Jyoti Rana, Commerce 08.05.14

DAV Centenary College, Faribad57 Kamna Dr. Yudhvir Singh, UIET (CSE) 25.02.1458 Sanjay Kumar Dr. Rahul Rishi, (Supervisor) UIET (CSE) 25.02.14

Dr. Rajkumar Yadav, (Co-Supervisor)59 Mohit Agrawal Dr. Vineet Kumar UIET (ME) 25.02.1460 Pardeep Gahlot Dr. Vineet Kumar UIET (ME) 25.02.1461 Rajesh Dr. Prabhakar Kausik UIET (ME) 25.02.1462 Preeti Dr. Divya Malhan, IMSAR 16.04.1463 Sheeba Kadyan Dr. V.K.Kausik, TITS, Bhiwani IMSAR 16.04.1464 Parul Tyagi Dr. Jitender Kumar, Education 28.01.1465 Rita Saini Dr. Vandana Gandhi, Education 28.01.14

Principal, RLS, Sidhrawali, Gurgaon66 Pratiksha Dubey Dr. (Mrs.) Priti Gupta, Statistics 20.05.201467 Sandhya Dr. R.R. Laxmi Statistics 20.05.201468 Mithlesh Kumari Dr. R.R. Laxmi Statistics 20.05.201469 Upma Dr. S.C. Malik Statistics 20.05.201470 Abhimanyu Dr. Suresh Kumar, ECE, UIET 25.02.2014

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71 Manoj Kumar Dr. Raj Kumar, ECE, UIET 08.07.2014MRK Inst. of Engg. and Tech., Rewari.

72 Avni Khatkar Dr. Raj Kumar, (Supervisor) ECE, UIET 08.07.2014MRK Inst. of Engg. and Tech., Rewari.Dr. Yudhvir Singh (Co-Supervisor), UIET

73 Punit Kumar Dr. K.K. Dubey, Bio- Tech (UIET) 08.07.201474 C Lavanya Dr. Sunil Chhikara, Bio- Tech (UIET) 08.07.201475 Ankita Sharma Dr. M.S. Ghalaut, (Supervisor) Bio- Tech, UIET 08.07.2014

& Dr. Sangeeta Choudhary, (Co-Sup.)Consultant, Deptt. of Research, SirGanga Ram Hospital, New Delhi.

76 Chetna Chugh Dr. Sonia Bio- Tech (UIET) 08.07.201477 Parul Dr. Kashyap Kumar Dubey, Bio- Tech (UIET) 08.07.201478 Vikas Siwach Dr. Yudhvir Singh, CSE (UIET) 25.02.201479 Ashok Yadav Dr. Raj Kumar, CSE (UIET) 25.02.201480 Vipin Kumar Dr. V.R. Singh, Supervisor), Electrical Engg. 25.02.2014

Director, PDM, College of Tech. & Mgmt. UIETB/garh & Dr. Rakesh Ranjan (Co-Sup.)Director, IITB, Sonepat

81 Vikas Dr. V.R. Singh, (Supervisor) Director, ECE (UIET) 25.02.2014PDM, College of Tech. & Mgmt. B/garh

82 Harish Kumar Dr. Ravindra Pratap Singh, Director, Electrical Engg. 25.02.2014BDES Group of Institutions, Faridabad UIET

83 Surender Singh Dr. V.R. Singh, (Supervisor), Electrical Engg. 25.02.2014Director, PDM, College of Tech. & Mgmt. UIETB/garh & Dr. Rakesh Ranjan (Co-Sup.)Director, IITB, Sonepat

84 Naveen Kumar Dr. V.R. Singh, (Supervisor), Director, ECE (UIET) 25.02.2014PDM, College of Tech.& Mgmt, B/garh

85 Anil Sangwan Dr. V.R. Singh, (Supervisor), Director, ECE (UIET) 25.02.2014PDM, College of Tech.& Mgmt, B/garh

86 Kamaldeep Dr. Raj Kumar, CSE (UIET) 25.02.201487 Meena Malik Dr. Mukesh Kr. Sharma, Deptt. of CSE (UIET) 08.07.2014

Computer Engg., TIT&S, Bhiwani88 Sandeep Kumar Dr. Rahul Rishi, CSE (UIET) 25.02.201489 Gopal Singh Dr. Rahul Rishi, (Supervisor) & CSE (UIET) 25.02.2014

Dr. Harish Kumar, (Co- Supervisor)Deptt. of Com. Sc. & Application,CDLU, Sirsa

90 Shailender Kumar Dr. Rahul Rishi, CSE (UIET) 25.02.201491 Meena Kumari Dr. V.R. Singh, (Supervisor), Director, Electrical Engg. 25.02.2014

PDM, College of Tech. & Mgmt. B/garh UIET92 Gopal Krishan Dr. V.R. Singh, (Supervisor), Director, ECE (UIET) 25.02.2014

PDM, College of Tech.& Mgmt, B/garh

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93 Rajan Dr. Vineet Kumar, Mech. Engg. 08.07.2014UIET

94 Sandeep Kumar Dr. Vineet Kumar, Mech. Engg. 08.07.2014UIET

95 Pardeep Rana Dr. Prabhakar Kaushik Mech. Engg. 08.07.2014UIET

96 Ramnivash Dr. Nisha Wadhwa, Music 19.05.2014Principal Govt. College, Badli, Jhajjar

97 Manju Dr. Savitri Kamboj, Music 19.05.2014Govt. P.G. College, Jhajjar.

98 Ram Avtar Dr. Mukesh Verma, Music 19.05.2014Pt. Nekiram Sharma Govt. Clg., Rohtak

99 Shambhauvi Shukla Dr. Nisha Wadhwa, Music 19.05.2014Principal Govt. College, Badli, Jhajjar

100 Balram Yadav Dr. Deepika Logani Trikha, Music 19.05.2014Govt. College, Faridabad

101 Deepshikha Dr. Nisha Wadhwa, Music 19.05.2014Principal Govt. College, Badli, Jhajjar

102 Priyanka Sharma Dr. Bharti Sharma Music 19.05.2014103 Pooja Rohilla Dr. J.P. Yadav Genetics 30.05.2014104 Vikas Kumar Dr. Neelkamal (Supervisor), Genetics 30.05.2014

Dr. Arun Sharma, Director, Forensic Sc.SFSL (Junga), H.P.

105 Kamlesh Dr. Poonam Datta, UILMS, Gugaon English 30.04.2014106 Poonam Setia Dr. Gulab Singh English 30.04.2014107 Karunesh Dr. Somveer Deptt. of English, English 30.04.2014

Govt. P.G. College, Bhiwani108 Apurva Chawla Dr. Randeep Rana English 30.04.2014109 Rajesh Chauhan Dr. Satish Arya, Principal, English 30.04.2014

BLHS College, Tosham (Bhiwani)110 Rajesh Kumar Dr. Poonam Datta, Deptt. of English, English 30.04.2014

UILMS, Gurgaon.111 Priyanka Dr. Amrita Yadava, Psychology 12.05.2014112 Rekha Dr. Deepti Hooda Psychology 12.05.2014113 Rekha Rani Dr. Yashpal Singh Deswal,T.R. College Education 28.01.2014

of Education, Sonepat114 Suresh Kumar Dr. S.K. Upadhayaya, Hindu College of Education 28.01.2014

Education, Sonepat115 Deepa Bisht Dr. (Mrs.) Indira Dhull, Education 28.01.2014116 Rakhi Narula Dr. Anuradha Sindhwani, K.M. College Education 28.01.2014

of Education, Bhiwani117 Vijay Laxmi Dr. Vandana Gandhi, R.L.S. College of Education 28.01.2014

Education, Sidhrawali

Deptt. of English,Deptt. of English,

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118 Archna Vats Dr. Rainu Gupta, Principal, Hindu Education 28.01.2014College of Education, Sonepat

119 Poonam Yadav Dr. S.K. Kaushal, M.L.R.S. College of Education 28.01.2014Education, Charkhi Dadri

120 Parmod Kumar Dr. (Mrs.) Sunita Arya, C.R. College of Education 28.01.2014Education, Rohtak

121 Santosh Dr. Anil Kumar Saraswat, Principal, Education 28.01.2014Vaish College of Education, Rohtak

122 Phool Kumar Dr. Urmila Goel, Hindu College of Education 28.01.2014Education, Sonepat

123 Mona Dr. Mrs. Indira Dhull, Education 26.07.2014124 Chetna Dr. Neeru Rathee, Education 26.07.2014125 Suman Dr. Madhu Gupta Education 26.07.2014126 Rani Devi Dr. Madhuri, Education 26.07.2014127 Surekha Rani Dr. Madhu Gupta Education 26.07.2014128 Dimple Mehtani Dr. Madhu Gupta Education 26.07.2014129 Kiran Rani Dr. Hemant Lata Sharma, (Supervisor) Education 26.07.2014

& Dr. Amarender Behera, (Co- Sup.)Head of CIET and Training Divi. NCERT

130 Poonam Sharma Dr. , Madhu Gupta Education 26.07.2014131 Vanita Rose Dr. Surekha Khokhar, Principal, C.R. Education 26.07.2014

College of Education, Rohtak132 Amit Naru Dr. V.K. Kaushik, Deptt. of Mgt. IMSAR 16.04.2014

Studies TIT&S, Bhiwani133 Rohit Bansal Dr. Param Bhushan Arya, Deptt. of Mgmt. IMSAR 16.04.2014

Studies, Vaish Clg. of Engg. Rohtak.134 Surekha Dr. Divya Malhan, IMSAR 16.04.2014135 Satish Kumar Dr. Arun Gaur,(Supervisor), Hindu P.G. Physics 15.07.2014

College, Sonepat and Dr. S.P. Gupta,(Co- Supervisor), Head P.G. Deptt. ofEngg. Physics University College, KUK.

136 Anjli Gupta Dr. Anil Ohlan, Physics 15.07.2014137 Sheetal Antil Dr. A.S. Maan, Physics 15.07.2014138 Sushma Dr. Anil Ohlan, Physics 15.07.2014139 Jasvir Dr. Anil Ohlan, Physics 15.07.2014140 Parveen Kumar Dr. Ashwani Sharma, Physics 15.07.2014141 Anil Kumar Dr. A.S. Maan, Physics 15.07.2014142 Reema Popli Dr. Archana Bhatia, DAV, Centary Commerce 08.05.2014

College, Faridabad143 Amit Kumar Dr. Rajesh Kundu, (Supervisor), Economics 26.07.2014

Government Post – Graduate College,Gurgaon.

144 Mamta Sharma Dr. Minakshi Sharma Zoology 17.07.2014

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145 Reeti Panchal Dr. Sudesh Rani Zoology 17.07.2014146 Jagbir S/o Babu lal Dr. Mahesh Kumar, (Supervisor)

and Dr. Ganesh Chandra Sahoo,(Co- Supervisor) Scientist D,Head Department of BiomedicalResearch, Rajendra Memorial ResearchInstitute of Medical Sciences,Agam Kuan, Patna – Bihar. Pharm. Sc. 21.06.2014

147 Jagdeep Singh Dr. Rajeev Kumar Kapoor, Microbiology 06.09.2014148 Vipin Kumari Dr. Usha Kiran, Political Science 24.04.2014149 Anju Chaudhary Dr. Rajender Sharma Political Science 24.04.2014150 Punam Sharma Dr. Savitri Kamboj, Govt. P.G. College, Music 19.05.2014

Jhajjar.151 Raj Kumar Dr. Deepika Logani Trikha, Music 19.05.2014

Govt. College, Faridabad152 Rajni Malik Dr. Savitri Kamboj, Music 19.05.2014

Govt. P.G. College, Jhajjar.153 Partibha Dr. Inder Jeet Geography 17.05.2014154 Nidhi Sharma Dr. R.P. Garg, Phy. Edu. 17.07.2014155 Geetanjali Dr. Minakshi Vashist, Genetics 30.05.2014156 Sudesh Kumari Dr. Anjana Rani, Public Admn. 12.08.2014157 Mukesh Kumar Dr. Archana Bhatia, (Supervisor) Commerce 08.05.2014

Deptt. of Commerce, DAV CentenaryCollege, Faridabad

158 Manish Kumar Dr. Rajpal Singh, Commerce 08.05.2014159 Sadika Dr. Deepika Logani Trikha, Music 19.05.2014

Govt. College, Faridabad160 Renu Barthwal Dr. Urvashi Dalal, History 05.08.2014161 Suman Thakran Dr. Neeru Rathee, Education 26.07.2014162 Alka Khanna Dr. Jitender Kumar, Education 26.07.2014163 Anil Kumar Dr. Suresh Kumar Malik, (Supervisor) Phy. Edu. 17.07.2014

Govt. of College of Education, Bhiwani.164 Dharmender Singh Dr. Kultaj Singh, Phy. Edu. 17.07.2014165 Manoj Goel Dr. R.P. Garg, Phy. Edu. 13.07.2013166 Mukesh Dr. Suresh Kumar Malik, (Supervisor),

Govt. Education College, Bhiwani. Phy. Edu. 17.07.2014167 Ritu Deswal Dr. Amita Suneja Dang, Medical Bio–Tech 22.09.2014168 Richa Bhatnager Dr. Amita Suneja Dang, Medical Bio–Tech 22.09.2014169 Naveen Hooda Dr. Prabhakar Kaushik, Mech. Engg,UIET 08.07.2014170 Raj Kumar Dr. Vineet Kumar, Mech. Engg,UIET 08.07.2014171 Mukesh Kumar Dr. Vineet Kumar, Supervisor & Mech. Engg., 08.07.2014

Dr. Vikas Modgil, (Co-Supervisor) UIETDCRUST, Murthal

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172 Sunil Kumar Dr. Ashwani K. Dhingra, Mech. Engg 08.07.2014UIET

173 Ravinder Sahdev Dr. Ashwani K. Dhingra, Supervisor& Mech. Engg 08.07.2014Dr. Mahesh Kumar, Co-Supervisor, UIETDeptt. of Mech., GJUS&T, Hisar

174 Suman Rani Dr. Ram Sajjan Pandey, Hindi 12.06.2014175 Sunita Devi Dr. Budh Dev Arya, Principal Hindi 12.06.2014

(Supervisor), Vaish College, Bhiwani.176 Manjeet Dr. Maya Malik, Hindi 12.06.2014177 Sangita Dr. Ram Sajjan Pandey, Hindi 12.06.2014178 Monika Dr. Maya Malik, Hindi 12.06.2014179 Manisha Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Hindi 12.06.2014180 Sunil Kumar Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Hindi 12.06.2014181 Pankaj Sharma Dr. M.S. Ghalaut, Supervisor, Bio- Tech (UIET) 08.07.2014182 Ritu Dr. Anurag Khatkar, Supervisor Pharm. Sc. 21.06.2014183 Amit Dr. Anurag Khatkar, Supervisor & Pharm. Sc. 21.06.2014

Dr. Sunil Sharma Co-SupervisorDeptt. of Pharm. Sc. GJUS&T, Hisar

184 Ashish Kumar Dr. Arun Nanda, Pharm. Sc. 21.06.2014185 Saurabh Satija Dr. Munish Garg, Pharm. Sc. 21.06.2014186 Neelam Malik Dr. Anurag Khatkar, Supervisor Pharm. Sc. 21.06.2014187 Megha Kaushik Dr. Pooja Gulati, Microbiology 06.09.2014188 Vatika Gupta Dr. Pooja Gulati, (Supervisor) & Microbiology 06.09.2014

Dr. Rakesh Bhatnager, Co-Supervisor,JNU, New Delhi

189 Vishal Kumar Dr. Pratyoosh Shukla, Microbiology 06.09.2014190 Sandeep Dahiya Dr. Suresh Kumar, Supervisor & ECE, UIET 08.07.2014

Dr. B.K. Kaushik, (Co- Supervisor),IIT, Roorkee, Uttarakhand

191 Deepak Dr. Raj Kumar, Supervisor, Director, ECE, UIET 08.07.2014MRK Institute of Engg. and Tech., Rewari.

192 Jyoti Chaudhary Dr. Mukesh Kr. Sharma, CSE (UIET) 08.07.2014Deptt. of Computer Engg., TIT&S,Bhiwani

193 Dheer Dhwaj Dr. Satinder Bal Gupta, Supervisor CSE (UIET) 08.07.2014Vaish College of Engineering, Rohtak.

194 Rainu Nandal Dr. Rahul Rishi, CSE (UIET) 25.02.2014195 Surbhi Sangwan Dr. Yudhvir Singh, CSE (UIET) 08.07.2014196 Kamal Parkash Dr. Yudhvir Singh, CSE (UIET) 08.07.2014197 Yogesh Kumar Dr. Anil Chiller, Supervisor, CSE (UIET) 08.07.2014

Vaish College of Engg., Rohtak.198 Neeraj Solanki Dr. R.S. Siwach, Def. & Strg. Stud. 13.08.2014199 Manisha Dr. (Mrs.) Sunita Arya, Education 26.07.2014

C.R. College of Education, Rohtak

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200 Jasbir Singh Dr. Meena Sharma, Gaur Brahmin Education 26.07.2014College of Education, Rohtak.

201 Rahul Kant Dr. Umender Malik, Education 26.07.2014202 Seema Dr. D.P. Kularia, Sanskrit 02.06.2014203 Pinki Sharma Dr. Sunita Saini, Sanskrit 02.06.2014204 Sitender Rathee Dr. Ashok Kumar, IMSAR 15.09.2014205 Asha Dr. Kuldeep Chaudhary, IMSAR 15.09.2014206 Rajesh Sandhu Dr. Kuldeep Chaudhary, IMSAR 15.09.2014207 Aarti Dr. (Mrs.) Kamlesh Gakhar, IMSAR 15.09.2014208 Pooja Vyas Dr. Garima Dalal, IMSAR 15.09.2014209 Sakshi Bansal Dr. Rishi Chaudhary, IMSAR 15.09.2014210 Ravin Kadian Dr. Pardeep Ahlawat, IMSAR 15.09.2014211 Sushma Vashistha Dr. Ajay Kumar Sharma, Deptt. of Mgt. IMSAR 15.09.2014

Studies TIT&S, Bhiwani212 Hitu Dr. Satyawan Baroda. IMSAR 15.09.2014213 Somveer Dr. Ajay K. Rajan, IMSAR 15.09.2014214 Himanshu Kataria Dr. Satyawan Baroda. IMSAR 15.09.2014215 Hawa Singh Dr. Jagdeep Singla, IMSAR 15.09.2014216 Tamanna Dr. Ajay K. Rajan, IMSAR 15.09.2014217 Sonia Dr. Sonia, IMSAR 15.09.2014218 Vikul Goyal Dr. Raj Kumar, IMSAR 15.09.2014219 Sanam Ravish Dr. Divya Malhan, IMSAR 15.09.2014220 Ekta Narang Dr. (Mrs.) Rajesh Dhankhar, Env. Science 15.02.2014221 Vipan Kumar Dr. Prabhakar Kumar Verma, Pharm. Sc. 21.06.2014222 Sapna Saini Dr. (Mrs.) Sanju Nanda, Supervisor Pharm. Sc. 21.06.2014

Dr. (Mrs.) Anju Dhiman, Co-Supervisor223 Kripi Vohra Dr. Harish Dureja, Supervisor &

Dr. Vandana Garg, Co- Supervisor Pharm. Sc. 15.02.2014224 Nisha Datt Dr. Ratna Raj Laxmi, Statistics 08.11.2014225 Omdutt Sharma Dr. Priti Gupta, Statistics 08.11.2014226 Rajni Kapoor Dr. Madhulika Dubey, Statistics 08.11.2014227 Renu Garg Dr. Madhulika Dubey, Supervisor & Statistics 08.11.2014

Dr. Hare Krishna, Co-SupervisorDeptt. of Statistics, C. C.S.U, Meerut, U.P.

228 Umesh Kumar Dr. D.P. Kularia, Sanskrit 02.06.2014229 Deepa Rani Dr. Yashpal Singh Deswal, T.R. Education 26.07.2014

College of Education, Sonepat230 Digvijay Singh Dr. Vandana Gandhi, R.L.S. College Education 26.07.2014

of Education, Sidhrawali231 Kanchan Dr. Meena Sharma,

Gaur Brahmin College of Edu., Rohtak. Education 26.07.2014232 Satpal Singh Dr. Umender Malik, Education 26.07.2014233 Suman Dr. Surekha Khokhar, Principal, Education 26.07.2014

C.R. College of Education, Rohtak

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234 Rajiv Kumar Dr. B.P. Singh, M.L.R.S.P.G. Collegeof Education, Charkhi Dadri Education 26.07.2014

235 Asha Dr. Jitender Kumar, Education 26.07.2014236 Pawan Kumar Dr. Balvir Singh, T.R. College of Education 26.07.2014

Education, Sonepat.237 Sunita Saini Dr. Seema Sirohi, C.R. College Education 26.07.2014

of Education, Rohtak238 Vikas Sharma Dr. Sunita Arya, C.R. College of Education 26.07.2014

Education, Rohtak.239 Reeta Sharma Dr. Hemant Lata Sharma, Supervisor Education 26.07.2014

& Dr. Amarendra Prasad Behera,Co-Supervisor, Head, Training Division,CIET NCERT, New Delhi.

240 Arti Kaushik Dr. Urmil Goel, Hindu College of Education 26.07.2014Eduacation, Sonepat

241 Beena Kumari Dr. Parveen Kumar Verma, Deptt. of Hindi 12.06.2014Hindi, GGDSD College, Palwal.

242 Ramchand Dr. Keshav Dev Sharma, GGDSD Hindi 12.06.2014College, Palwal.

243 Jyoti Dr. Sant Ram Deswal, Deptt .of Hindi, Hindi 12.06.2014CRA, College, Sonepat.

244 Manju Sharma Dr. Mukesh Kr. Sharma, Deptt. of CSE (UIET) 08.07.2014Computer Engg., TIT&S, Bhiwani

245 Naveen Dara Dr. Mukesh Kr. Sharma, Deptt. of CSE (UIET) 08.07.2014Computer Engg., TIT&S, Bhiwani

246 Rakesh Dr. Prabhakar Kaushik, Mech. Engg. 08.07.2014(UIET)

247 Geetanjali Singh Dr. Sunil Phogat, Deptt. of Economics, Economics 01.02.2014Govt. of College, Meham, Rohtak.

248 Satyender Singh Dr. S.R. Ahlawat Sociology 17.10.2014249 Ravinder Kumar Dr. S.R. Ahlawat Sociology 17.10.2014250 Manju Dr. Sushma Singh Visual Art 11.09.2014251 Jyoti Rani Dr. Sushma Singh Visual Art 11.09.2014252 Suman Kumari Dr. Baljeet Singh Yadav Food Tech. 14.11.2014253 Nidhi Dangi Dr. Baljeet Singh Yadav Food Tech. 14.11.2014254 Prixit Guleria Dr. Baljeet Singh Yadav Food Tech. 14.11.2014255 Subita Kumari Dr. Pankaj Gupta, Vaish College, Rohtak UIET 08.07.2014256 Permila Dr. S.C. Malik Statistics 08.11.2014257 Poonam Dr. S.C. Malik Statistics 08.11.2014258 Renuka Dr. Rajesh Dabur Biochemistry 10.11.2014259 Seema Kumari Dr. CS Pundir Biochemistry 10.11.2014260 Renu Dr. Rachna Bhateria, Env. Sciences 18.10.2014261 Pooja Dr. J.S. Laura Env. Sciences 18.10.2014262 Anil Kumar Dr. J.S. Laura Env. Sciences 18.10.2014

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263 Meenu Piplani Dr. Rajesh Kundu Economics 26.07.2014264 Preeti Galhotra Dr. Kavita Chakravarty Economics 26.07.2014265 Vikas Kumar Dr. Sunil Phogat Economics 26.07.2014266 Nzitonda Philemon Dr. Karan Singh Economics 26.07.2014267 Mamta Rani Dr. Neelam Choudhary Economics 26.07.2014268 Kartik Dr. Rajesh Kundu Economics 26.07.2014269 Pratima Dr. Kavita Chakravarty Economics 26.07.2014270 Pradeep Dr. Neelam Choudhary Economics 26.07.2014271 Sumit Sigroha Dr. Anurag Khatkar Pharm. Sciences 21.06.2014272 Nisha Dr. Vijay Rathee IMSAR 15.09.2014273 Chand Prakash Dr. Vijay Rathee IMSAR 15.09.2014274 Priyanka Dhiman Dr. Anurag Khatkar Pharm. Sciences 21.06.2014275 Phuldeep Kumar Dr. Harish Kumar JMC 26.09.2014276 Baljeet Singh Dr. Harish Kumar JMC 26.09.2014277 Seema Sharma Dr. Indira Dhull Education 26.07.2014278 Jyoti Dr. Amit Kumar Singh IHTM 30.08.2014279 Shilpi Dr. Amit Kumar Singh IHTM 30.08.2014280 Sumegh Dr. Sandeep Malik IHTM 30.08.2014281 Gunjan Malik Dr. Sanjeev Kumar IHTM 30.08.2014282 Manoj Bhankhudh Dr. Sanjeev Kumar IHTM 30.08.2014283 Chitra Sharma Dr. Sanjiv Kadyan Lib & Info. Sc. 29.08.2014284 Asha Rani Dr. Nirmal Kumar Swain, Lib & Info. Sc. 29.08.2014285 Bajrang Dr. Rajender Parsad Garg Physical Edu. 17.07.2014286 Alka Dahiya Dr. Badruddin Law 03.11.2014287 Paurush Vashisht Dr. Naresh Sharma Law 03.11.2014288 Anju Rani Dr. Preet Singh Law 03.11.2014289 Anju Devi Dr. Kavita Dhull Law 03.11.2014290 Navdeep Suhag Dr. Preet Singh Law 03.11.2014291 Kitty Mukherjee Dr. Sarojini Nandal JMC 26.09.2014292 Yashveer Dr. Promila Chugh Law 03.11.2014293 Neeraj Saini Dr. Badruddin Law 03.11.2014294 Pradeep Kumari Dr. Neelam Kadian Law 03.11.2014295 Pradeep Kumar Dr. Preet Singh Law 03.11.2014296 Deepak Saini Dr. Yogender Singh Law 03.11.2014297 Sumitra Dr. SS Shilwant Law 03.11.2014298 Mansi Rastogi Dr. Meenakshi Nandal Env. Sciences 18.10.2014299 Leela Ram Dr. Goldi Puri IHMT 30.08.2014300 Amarjit Singh Dr. Goldi Puri IHMT 30.08.2014301 Shelley Dr. Ashish Dahiya IHMT 30.08.2014302 Sunil Kumar Dr. Ashish Dahiya IHMT 30.08.2014303 Rishab Yadav Dr. J.S. Dhull Law 03.11.2014304 Onwonga Ogonyo Dr. Vedpal Singh Law 03.11.2014305 Yashvinder Dr. Naresh Kumar Law 03.11.2014306 Rohit Dr. Naresh Kumar Law 03.11.2014

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307 Amit Kumar Dr. Promila Chugh Law 03.11.2014308 Parvinder Dr. Satyapal Singh Law 03.11.2014309 Shiv Kumar Dr. Nirmal Kumar Swain Lib. & Info. Sc. 29.08.2014310 Nisha Rathee Dr. Rajender Singh Comp. Sc & App. 26.09.2014311 Hemlata Dr. Preeti Gulia Comp. Sc & App. 26.09.2014312 Neelam Redhu Dr. K.K. Sharma, Supervisor Microbiology 06.09.2014

& Dr. Anurag Khatkar, Co-Supervisor313 Shiv Raman Dr. Sonu Law 03.11.2014314 Mahesh Kumar Dr. Goldi Puri IHTM 30.08.2014315 Susheela Devi Dr. Sandeep Dalal Comp. Sc & App. 26.09.2014316 Priya Vij Dr. Sumeet Gill Comp. Sc & App. 26.09.2014317 Kavita Dr. Priti Comp. Sc & App. 26.09.2014318 Vinita Hooda Dr. Vikash Hooda Centre for 22.11.2014

Biotechnology319 Vikas Kumar Dr. Vikash Hooda Centre for 22.11.2014

Biotechnology320 Puneet Beniwal Dr. Vikas Hooda, Supervisor & Centre for 22.11.2014

Dr. Priyanka Siwach Co-Supervisor BiotechnologyDeptt. of Biotech. CDLU, Sirsa

321 Chetan Chauhan Dr. Darshna Chaudhary, Supervisor Centre for 22.11.2014& Dr. Sandeep, Das Co-Supervisor, BiotechnologyDeptt of Botany, University of Delhi

322 Sagar Banerjee Dr. SS Gill, Supervisor & Dr. Anil Sirohi Centre for 22.11.2014Co-Supervisor, Principal Scientist BiotechnologyDivision of Nematology IAR, Inst.New Delhi

323 Sonu Dr. Jagbir Singh Math 04.12.2014324 Anita Dr. Anju Panwar Math 04.12.2014325 Nurul Islam Dr. Neeru Rathee Education 26.07.2014326 Divya Dr. Samander Kaushik Centre for 22.11.2014

Biotechnology327 Sonika Dr. Jagbir Singh Math 04.12.2014328 Kusum Dr. Savita Rathee Math 04.12.2014329 Naveen Suhag Dr. RP Garg Physical Edu. 17.07.2014330 Suman Rani Dr. Ashok Kumar IMSAR 15.09.2014331 Prabha Rani Dr. SB Gupta, Supervisor & UIET 25.02.2014

Dr. Vikram Goyal, Co-supervisor332 Poonam Dr. Ritu Pasrija, Supervisor & Biochemistry 10.11.2014

Dr. Andrew M. Lynn, School ofComputatational and IntegrativeSciences, J.N.U.,New Delhi-110067

333 Monika Agarwal Dr. Samridhi Tanwar, TIT’s, Bhiwani IMSAR 15.09.2014

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UNIVERSITY RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS

Sr.N. Name of Candidate Department

1 Ms. Ritu Zoology

2 Ms. Reeti Zoology

3 Ms. Suman Devi Zoology

4 Ms. Mamta Sharma Zoology

5 Ms. Nidhi Dangi Food Technology

6 Mr. Prixit Guleria Food Technology

7 MS. Suman Kumari Food Technology

8 Ms. Poonam Food Technology

9 Ms. Renu Rani Mathematics

10 Mr. Naresh Kumar Mathematics

11 Sh. Sunil Kumar Hindi

12 Ms. Seema Hindi

13 Ms. Lokesh Kumari Genetics

14 Ms. Sulochana Genetics

15 Ms. Poonam Genetics

16 Ms. Geeta Public Administration

17 Ms. Neelam Bio - Technology

18 Ms. Renu Chaudhary Bio - Technology

19 Ms. Renu Yadav Bio - Technology

20 Ms. Heena Chemistry

21 Ms. Sunita Chemistry

22 Mr. Vikash Chemistry

23 Ms. Renuka Bio- Chemistry

24 Mr. Hitesh Kumar Bio- Chemistry

25 Ms. Dolli Computer Science

26 Mr. Gaurav Computer Science

27 Ms. Sushma Rani Computer Science

28 Mr. Yogesh Kumar Computer Science

29 Ms. Mansi Rastogi Environmental Science

30 Ms. Pooja Environmental Science

31 Mr. Sandeep Environmental Science

32 Ms. Renu Environmental Science

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33 Mr. Sandeep Environmental Science

34 Ms. Annu Devi Botany

35 Ms. Sangeeta Botany

36 Ms. Reena Botany

37 Ms. Jyoti Visual Arts

38 Mr. Solanki Defence Study

39 Mr. Jitender Kumar Defence Study

40 Ms. Promila Defence Study

41 Ms. Varsha Rani Psychology

42 Ms. Suruchi Ahlwat Psychology

43 Ms. Sushama Psychology

44 Ms. Kiran Kumari Forensic Science

45 Ms. Namita Rani Micro- Biology

46 Ms. Monika Micro- Biology

47 Ms. Kavita Education

48 Ms. Poonam Education

49 Ms. Nirmala Kumari Education

50 Mr. Bijender Singh IMSAR

51 Mr. Ashok Kumar IMSAR

52 Ms. Sarika IMSAR

53 Mr. Sukhbir Singh Commerce

54 Ms. Rachana Commerce

55 Ms. Ruchi Economics

56 Ms. Sween Bio-Informatiics

57 Mr. Kulvinder Singh Music

58 Ms. Sarita Devi Sociology

59 Ms. Geeta Rani Sociology

60 Mr. Kuldeep Yadav Sociology

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CHAPTER- X

A. UNIVERSITY TEACHING DEPARTMENTS

1. FACULTY OF LIFE SCIENCES2. FACULTY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES3. FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES4. FACULTY OF HUMANITIES5. FACULTY OF PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS6. FACULTY OF COMMERCE7. FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES8. FACULTY OF EDUCATION9. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY10. FACULTY OF LAW11. FACULTY OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES

B. UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF LAW AND MANAGEMENTSTUDIES, GURGAON

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Faculty of Life-Sciences

Dean: Dr. S.K.Gakhar (upto 04.08.2014)Dr. P.K.Jaiwal (w.e.f. 05.08.2014)

1. Department of Botany

2. Department of Environmental Sciences

3. Department of Zoology

4. Centre for Bio-Technology

5. Department of Bio-Chemistry

6. Department of Genetics

7. Department of Microbiology

8. Department of Food Technology

9. Department of Bioinformatics

10. Department of Medical Biotechnology

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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

1. Head of the Department: Dr. Anita R Sehrawat (up to 01.11.2014)Dr. Pushpa Dahiya (w.e.f. 01.11.2014)

2. Other Faculty Members:Assistant Professor(s) Dr. Vinita Hooda, Dr. Surender Singh,

Dr. Asha Sharma, Dr Sunder Singh3. Students' Strength : M.Sc. 80 Ph.D 20

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) Extension Lectures Organised 2

ii) Academic Tours Organised 1

iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 4 12 -

Presented papers - 10 -

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 3 5 2 1

Total Outlays in Lakhs 35,22,000 37,25,000 - -

iv) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 - - -

Total Outlays in Lakhs 10,000 - - -

vi) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 19 4 -

e-Journals 2 - -

Conference proceedings 1 1 -

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vii) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0.1-5.0 Average 0.5 h-index 2 Nos. in SCOPUS 16

viii) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 01 Without ISBN No. 01

ix) Received funds:- DST-FIST 43 Lakhs

x) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 6

xi) No. of collaborations:- National 1

xii) No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows:-

Total 03 International 03

xiii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 5 Students Registered 20

xiv) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 3 SRF 1 Project Fellows 3 Any other 1

xv) Other Departmental Activity:-

i).Organised inter-departmental Quiz Contest and Poster Making Competition on 21 March, 2015.

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DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Jitender Singh Laura (up to 14.06.15)Dr.(Mrs.) Rajesh Dhankar (w.e.f. 15.06.15)

2. Other Faculty Members :Assistant Professor(s): Dr.(Mrs.) Meenakshi Nandal, Dr. Sunil Kumar, Dr. (Mrs.) Rachna

Bhateria, Dr.(Mrs.) Babita Khosla, Dr.Geeta,3. Students Strength: Male Female

M.Sc. (Env.Scs.) 19 35M.Sc. (Env.Biotechnology) 04 06

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 12ii) Academic Tours Organised 1iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars 2 22 -

Presented papers 2 17 1

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 - - 4

Total Outlays in Lakhs 9,00,000 - - 73,83,800

v ) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 21 7 -

Conference proceedings - - 4

vi) Details on Impact factor of publications:-Range 0.13-5.1 Average 1.1 h-index (total of all faculty) 23 Nos. in SCOPUS 15

vii) No. of books published:-With ISBN No. 01 Chapters in Edited Books 02

vii i) Received funds:- DST-FISTix) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 10x) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 7 Students Registered 18xi) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

SRF 3 Any other 7

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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Minakshi Sharma (up to 14.06.15)Dr. Vineeta Shukla (w.e.f. 15.06.15)

2. Other Faculty Members :Assistant Professor(s) Dr. Sudhir Kumar Kataria, Dr. Sudesh Rani, Dr. Ranjana Jaiwal,

Dr. Vinay Malik

3. Students Strength: Male FemaleM.Sc. (Pre.) Zoology 10 30M.Sc. (Final) Zoology 04 36

PhD. Students 08 13

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Academic Tours Organised 2

iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 4 18 -

Presented papers 3 16 -

Resource Persons 1 3 1

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 5 2 - -

Total Outlays in Rs. 25,00000 15,95,800 - -

iv) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 1 - -

Total Outlays in Rs. Less than 1 Lakh 10,000 - -

vi) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 14 10 -

Conference proceedings 6 12( peer reviewed)

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vii) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0.0-3.09 Average 1.406 h-index (average) 0.8 Nos. in SCOPUS 03

viii) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 02 With ISBN No. 01

ix) Received funds:- DST-FIST

x) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level International National State University

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies UGC, & RKFF

xi) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 6

xii) No. of collaborations:- National 6

xiii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 6 Students Registered 11

xiv) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 2

xv) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

SRF 1 Any other 5 (URS)

xvi) Details of the Extra Curricular Activities:-

i) No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events:

Cultural: State/ University level 11

xvii) Other Departmental Activity:-

i) World Alzheimer Day on 19.09.2014 events organized were –quiz, poster, declamation activities

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

1. Head of the Department : Dr. P. K. Jaiwal (up to 28.02.15)Dr. P. Mehta (w.e.f 01.03.15)

2. Other Faculty Members :Associate Professor (s) Dr. A. K. ChhillarAssistant Professor (s) Dr. Ritu Gill, Dr. Vikas, Dr. Samunder, Dr. Sarvjeet Gill,

Dr. Darshna Chaudhary, Dr. N. P. Singh3. Students' Strength : Male Female

M.Sc. Biotechnology 09 29M.Sc. Agri. Biotech 08 35Ph.D Students/RS 01 04

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 1

ii) Academic Tours Organised 1

iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 2 6 -

Presented papers 3 8 -

Resource Persons - 2 -

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 13 2 4

Total Outlays in Lakhs - 214.92 39.1 350

v ) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 33 - -

Conference proceedings - 2 -

vi) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0.55-7.4 Average 2.44 h-index (total of all faculty) 61 Nos. in SCOPUS 23

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vii) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 05 With ISBN No. 02

Without ISBN No. 01

vii i) Received funds:- DST-FIST 1 UGC-SAP 1

DBT Scheme/funds 1 DBT-Builder Programme 1

ix) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level International National State University

Number - 1 - 1

Sponsoring agencies - DBT - UGC

x) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 7

xi) No. of collaborations:- National 4

xii) No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows:-

Total 01

xiii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 10 Students Registered 5

xiv) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 5

xv) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 6 SRF 7 Project Fellows 5

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Rajesh Dabur2. Other Faculty Members :

Assistant Professor (s) Dr. N. S. Chauhan, Dr. Ritu Pasrija, Dr. Sandeep Singh, Dr. Vijay Kumar

3. Students' Strength : Male Female

Biochemistry 14 64

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 2 4 -

Presented papers 1 4 -

ii) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 11 - -

Total Outlays in Lakhs 50.04 185 - -

iii) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 1 - -

Total Outlays in Rs. 10,000 - - -

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 18 - -

Conference proceedings 3 - -

v ) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0-4.5, Average 1.95 h-index 7-14 Nos. in SCOPUS 14

vi) Received funds:- DST-FIST 57 Lakhs

vii) No. of collaborations:- National 2

vii i) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 4 Students Registered 15

ix) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 1 SRF 1 Project Fellows 2

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DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Minakshi Vashist2. Other Faculty Members :

Prof. Emeritus Dr. Ravi ParkashProfessor Dr. J.P.Yadav Assistant Professor(s) Dr. S.K.Tiwari, Dr. Ritu Yadav, Dr. Neelam, Dr. Rajvinder, Dr. Sapna

Sharma, Dr. Neel Kamal, Dr. Mukesh Tanwar3. Students Strength: Male Female

M.Sc Genetics 07 45M.Sc Forensic Sc. 15 28Ph.D. course work Genetics 03 06Ph.D. course workForensic Sc. 01 03

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 3ii) Academic Tours Organised 2iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 4 16 4

Presented papers 3 9 4

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 5 5 - 1

Total Outlays in Lakhs 61.95 109.54 17.45 20

v ) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 1 - -

Total Outlays in Lakhs 1.95 0.20000 - -

vi) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 35 6 -

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vii) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0.8-4.8 Average 2.25 h-index 45 Nos. in SCOPUS 34

viii) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 01

ix) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 2 - -

Sponsoring agencies - UGC, DSW, MDU - -

x) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 4

xi) No. of collaborations:- Other 3

xii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 7 Students Registered 15

xiii) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 5

xiv) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 6 SRF 5 Project Fellows 4 Any other 3

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DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Pratyoosh Shukla2. Other Faculty Members :

Assistant Professor(s) Dr. Krishan Kant Sharma, Dr. Bijender Singh, Dr. Pooja

Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Dr. Pooja Gulati, Dr. Anita Santal,Dr. Rajeev Kumar Kapoor

3. Students Strength: Male FemaleM.Sc Microbiology 03 22M.Sc Microbial Biotech. 08 11

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 1ii) Academic Tours Organised 1

iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 2 20 -

Presented papers 3 9 -

Resource Persons - 2 -

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 5 13 2 2

Total Outlays in Lakhs 98.9 176.93 33.26 75

v) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 3 1 - -

Total Outlays in Lakhs 0.30 0.10 - -

vi) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 25 2 -

Non-Peer Review Journals 3 - -

Conference proceedings 5 16 -

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vii) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0.73-7.89 Average 1.32 h-index (total ) 39 Nos. in SCOPUS 15

viii) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 11 Without ISBN No. 02

ix) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - RK Fund - -

x) No. of patents received this year:-

Type of Patent Number

National Applied 1

Granted

xi) No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows:-

Total 01 International 01

xii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 6 Students Registered 10

xiii) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 4 SRF 3 Project Fellows 2 Any other 1

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DEPARTMENT OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY

1. Head of the Department: Dr. Baljeet Singh Yadav2. Other Faculty Members:

Assistant Professor(s) Dr. (Mrs) Ritika B. Yadav, Mrs. Jyotika Dhankhar,

3. Students Strength: Male FemaleM.Sc. Food Technology 07 35

PhD. programme 02 064. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 1ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Presented papers 2 2 -

Resource Persons - 1 -

iii) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 01 01 - 01

Total Outlays in Lakhs 12.98 11.98 76.66

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 02 - -

v ) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0.380-2.203 Average 1.292 Average h-index 20.5 Nos. in SCOPUS 02vi) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - RK Fund - -

vii) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 1

vii i) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 2 Students Registered 05ix) Other Departmental Activity :-

i) Department celebrated World Food Day, 2014 on 17th Oct. by organizing various events likeScience quiz contest, declamation contest and poster making competition among the students of allthe departments of Faculty of Life Sciences and other departments of the University Campus.

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOINFORMATICS

1. Head of the Department : Dr.(Mrs.) Rajesh Dhankhar

2. Other Faculty Members :

Assistant Professor(s) Dr. Ajit Kumar, Mehak Dangi

3. Students' Strength : Male Female

M.Sc. Bioinformatics(P) 5 14

M.Sc. Bioinformatics(F) 0 07

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Academic Tours Organised 1

ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 1 1 1

Presented papers 1 -

iii) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 2 - -

Total Outlays in Lakhs - 21.38 - -

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 7 - -

v ) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0-4.04 Average 1.61 h-index 3 Nos. in SCOPUS 6

vi) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - - - -

vii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 1 Students Registered 3

vii i) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 1

ix) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 1 SRF 1 Project Fellows 1

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DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY1. Head of the Department : Dr. S.K. Gakhar ( up to 31.07.14)

Dr. Pushpa Dahiya (up to 16.06.15)Dr. P.K. Jaiwal (w.e.f 17.06.15)

2. Other Faculty Members :Assistant Professor(s) Dr. Amita Suneja Dang, Dr. Hari Mohan, Dr. Anil Kumar,

Dr. Rashmi Bhardwaj3. Students' Strength : Male Female

M.Sc. 10 34Pre-Ph.D. 0 04

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 4ii) Academic Tours Organised 1iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 3 5 1

Presented papers - 3 -

Resource Persons - 1 -

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 3 2 -

Total Outlays in Lakhs - 32.9 24 -

v ) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 2 2 -

Non-Peer Review Journals - 2 -

e journals 1 - -

Conference proceedings - 4 -

vi) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0-1.9 Average 0.19 Average h-index 2 Nos. in SCOPUS 2

vii) Received funds:- DBT-HRD 30 Lakhs

vii i) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 1

ix) No. of Collaborations:- National 2

x) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 2 Students Registered 4

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xi) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 2 Project Fellows 1

5. Details of Extra Curricular Activities

i) No. of Medals/awards won by the students: Cultural: University level – 6

ii) Other Departmental Activity:

i) Organized ‘Inter-Departmental Extracurricular Activities-2015’ on February 11, 2015.

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Faculty of Physical Sciences

Dean: Dr. N.R. Garg (upto 31.07.2014)Dr. Sashi Behl (01.08.2014 to 31.08.2014)Dr. (Mrs.) K.K.Verma (w.e.f 01.09.2014)

1. Department of Computer Science andApplications

2. Department of Physics

3. Department of Mathematics

4. Department of Statistics

5. Department of Chemistry

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATION

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Rajender Singh Chhillar ( up to 14.03.2015)Dr. Nasib Singh Gill (w.e.f. 15.03.2015)

2. Other Faculty Members :Assistant Professor(s) Ms. Pooja Mittal, Ms. Preeti Gulia, Mr. Sandeep Dalal, Mr. Gopal

Singh, Dr. Balkishan, Dr. Priti,3. Students Strength: Male Female

MCA 56 120M.Sc. (Computer Sc.) 14 17M.Tech. (Comp. Sc.) 10 37Pre.Ph.D. (Course work) 05 11

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 8ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 6 5 3

Presented Papers 3 - -

Resource Persons 2 2 1

iii) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 8 - -

e - Journals 36 - -

Conference proceedings 12 18 -

iv) No. of books published:- 01

v ) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - 1

Sponsoring agencies - MDU - -

vi) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 4vii)Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 1.45 Average 2.4 h-index (total of all faculty) 9vii i)No. of faculty from the Institution:- Ph. D. Guides 5 Students Registered 17

ix) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 1

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Ashwani Sharma2. Other Faculty Members :

Professor (s) Dr. S. K. Chaudhary, Dr. A.S. Maan, Dr. (Mrs.) Harjeet Kaur,Dr.Sanjay Dahiya,

Associate Professor(s) Sh. Rajesh Parmar,Assistant Professor(s) Dr. AnirudhYadav, Sh. Sajjan Dahiya, Dr. Grima Dhingra,

Dr. Anil Ohlan, Mrs. Rajni Bala3. Students Strength: Male Female

M. Sc. 49 684. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 3ii) Academic Tours Organised 1iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 1 3 -

Presented Papers - 3 -

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals - 02 -

v ) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - - - -

vi) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 1

vii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 5 Students Registered 12

vii i)No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 4

ix) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

Any other 3

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Jagdish Singh Nandal2. Other Faculty Members :

Professor(s) Dr N.R. Garg, Dr. Renu Chugh, Dr J.S. Sikka, Dr GulshanLalTaneja, Dr Rajeev Kumar, Mr. Daleep Singh

Associate Professor(s) Dr Archana Malik,Assistant Professor(s) Dr Seema Mehra, Dr Sumeet Gill, Dr Savita Rathee,

Mr. Jagbir Ahlawat, Dr. Anju Panwar, Ms. Ekta Narwal,Ms. Meenakshi,

3. Students' Strength Male FemaleM.Sc. Maths (P) 13 47M.Sc. Maths (F) 07 56M.Sc. Maths with Comp. Sc. (P) 09 52M.Sc. Maths with Comp. Sc. (F) 12 46M.Phil 05 10Ph.D 01 035-Year Integrated M.Sc.(Hons) Maths

1st 25 363rd 32 205th 18 327th 18 359th 09 39

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Academic Tours Organised 2ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 1 2 -

Presented Papers 1 - -

Resource Papers 4 7 1

ii) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 51 1 -

Non-Peer Review Journals 01 - -

e - Journals 02 - 02

Conference proceedings 05 - -

iii) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0-3.599 Average 0.53525 h-index 0-11 Nos. in SCOPUS 18

iv) No. of books published:- With ISBN No. 04

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v ) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - - - 1

Sponsoring agencies - - - -

vi) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 5

vii) No. of collaborations:- International 3 National 5

vii i) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 12 Students Registered 42

ix) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 5

x) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 9 SRF 4 Project Fellows 6 Any other 2

5. Other Departmental Activities:-

i) Department organized a Blood Donation and Eye Donation Camp.

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Madhulika Dube2. Other Faculty Members :

Professor(s) Dr. Priti Gupta, Dr. Suresh Chander Malik, Dr. R.R. Laxmi3. Students' Strength Male Female

M.Sc. (P) 42 15M.Sc. (F) 07 12M.Phil 05 04Ph.D 10 22

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 3ii) Academic Tours Organised 1iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 5 3 -

Presented Papers 5 3 -

Resource Papers - 2 -

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 24 12 -

Conference Proceedings 1 1 -

v ) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0 -3.558 Average 0 -.09 h-index 0-3 Nos. in SCOPUS 11vi) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1+1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - DST, UGC (SAP), DRDO,

MOSPI.CSIR,ICMR,IARS - -

vii) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 4

vii i) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 4 Students Registered 6

ix) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 4

x) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 3 Any other 3

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

1. Head of the Department : Dr. V.K. Sharma2. Other Faculty Members :

Professor (s) Dr. K.K. Verma, Dr. S.P. Khatkar, Dr. Sharda Goel, Dr. P.S. Kadian,Dr. V. K. Goel, Dr. V. B. Taxak, Dr. SapnaGarg, Dr. Archana Garg

Assistant Professor(s) Dr. Devender Singh , Dr. Priti Boora, Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Dr. HariOm, Dr. Naveen, Dr. Komal Jakhar

3. Students' Strength Male FemaleM.Sc. 58 12

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 2ii) Academic Tours Organised 2iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 18 2 1

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 53 - -

v ) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0.1-2.5 Average 11.55 Total h-index 48 Nos. in SCOPUS 40

vi) Received funds:- UGC-SAP Yes

vii) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 5

vii i)No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 12 Students Registered 25

ix) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 6

x) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 5 SRF 7 Project Fellows -- Any other 1

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Faculty of Social Sciences

Dean: Dr. (Mrs.) Sunita Malhotra (upto 21.12.2014)Dr. Sadhu Ram Ahlawat (21.12.2014 to 03.01.2015)

Dr. (Mrs.) Promila Batra (w.e.f 09.01.2015)

1. Department of Economics

2. Department of Geography

3. Department of History

4. Department of Psychology

5. Department of Public Administration

6. Centre for Haryana Studies

7. Department of Political Science

8. Department of Sociology

9. Department of Defence and Strategic Studies

10. Department of Library and Information Sciences

136

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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

1. Head of Department: Dr. Kavita Chakarvarty (up to 31.07.14)Dr. Santosh Nandal (w.e.f 01.08.14)

2. Other Teaching FacultyProfessors : Dr. Anita Dagar, Dr. Neelam ChoudharyAssociate Professor : Dr. H.S. Ratnoo

Assistant Professor(s) : Dr. Shobha Choudhary, Sh. Jagdeep Kumar, Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Ms. Bimla

3. Students Strength : Male FemaleM.A.(H) 5 Year Eco. Integrated Course 1st Sem. 20 14

M.A. 2 Year Eco. 1st Semester 38 39

M.Phil. 4 12Ph.D Course work 0 02

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 3ii) Academic Tours Organised 1iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops - 07 -

Presented Papers - 10 -

Resource Persons - 03 -

iv) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - - - -

Total Outlays in Rs. 1.30 Lakhs - 1 -

v ) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 5 2 -

vi) No. of books published:- With ISBN No. 1 Without ISBN No. 1vii) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

vii i) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 2

ix) No. of faculty from the Institution:- Ph. D. Guides 7x) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 8xi) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 3 SRF 1

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DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

1. Head of the Department: Dr. S.K. Bansal2. Other faculty members

Professors : Dr. Nina Singh, Dr. Binu Sangwan, Dr. K.V.Chamar, Dr. Sachinder

Singh, Dr. Inderjeet, Dr. Mehtab Singh, Dr. Parmod Bhardwaj

Associate Professors : Sh. Naresh Malik, Mrs. Renu Arya,3. Students’ Strength: Male Female

M.A.Geog (P) 30 22

M.A.Geog (F) 19 18M. Sc. Geo-informatics (F) 03 04

PG. Diploma in Remote Sensing and GIS 05 03

M.Phil 06 09Ph.D 14 21

Ph.D Course work - 01

4. New course(s) introduced: PG, Diploma in Remote Sensing and GIS5. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops - 1 -

Presented papers 1 2 -

ii) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals - 2 -

Non-Peer Review Journals - - 3

iii) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 1

iv) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 1 SRF 1

139

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

1. Head of the Department Dr. Jaiveer Singh Dhankhar2. Other Faculty Members :

Professors : Dr. Urvashi Dalal, Dr. Vijay Kumar, Dr. Bindu Mattoo3. Students Strength: Male Female

M.A. (P) 52 25M.A. (Final) 40 19M.Phil 09 06

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 1ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 2 18 -

Presented papers 1 - -

Resource Persons 1 13 -

iii) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals - 1 1

iv) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

v ) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 4

vi) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 4 Students Registered 36

vii) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 16

vii i) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 2 SRF 1

ix) Details of the Extra Curricular Activities:-

No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events:

Sports : State/ University level 1

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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Amrita Yadava2. Other Faculty Member

Professors : Dr. Rajbir Singh, Dr. Sunita Malhotra, Dr. (Mrs.) Promila Batra,Dr. Nov Rattan Sharma, Dr. Radhey Shyam, Dr. Shalini Singh,Dr. Sonia Malik, Dr. Madhu Anand, Dr. Sarvdeep Kohli,Dr. Poonam Midha, Dr. Arunima Gupta, Dr. Anjali Malik

Associae Professors : Sh. Bijender Singh,Assistant Professors : Dr. Deepti Hooda, Ms. Shashi Rashmi,

3. Students' Strength : Male FemaleM A Ist Sem. (Psychology) 29 11M A IIIrd Sem. (Psychology) 05 21M A Ist Sem. (App. Psychology) 07 14Pre. Ph,D Course Work — 05M. Phil 03 12PGDGC 03 17PGDSP 01 19PGDHRC 03 09

4. New course(s) introduce: 03(M.A.Applied Psychology, P.G.Dip. School Psychology and P.G.Dip. H.R. Competencies)

5. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 11ii) Academic Tours Organised 2iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 11 15 03

Presented Papers 07 11 01

Resource Persons - 06 -

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 17 38 -

Non-Peer Review Journals - - 1

v ) No. of books published: 1 Book Review: 2vi) Received funds From: UGC-SAP

vii)No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - - - 3

Sponsoring agencies - TEQUIP-II - DSW Office/

Psychology Deptt.

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vii i) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 7ix) No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows:-

Total 5 International 1 National 2 State 2

x) No. of faculty from the Institution:-Ph. D. Guides 14 Students Registered -

xi) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 6

xii) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):- 6xiii) Any other Information:Departmental Activities

i) Micro Lab : A Practical Training Program on 5.9.2014.ii) Declamation Contest on 5.9.2014.

iii)Suicide Prevention Day on 10.9.2014.

iv)Inter Departmental Declamation Contest in Collaboration with Sai Samiti on 27.9.2014v)Parents Teacher Meet in Department on 15.11.2014.

vi)Stress Awareness Month (1.4.2015 to 30.4.2015) :

Department of Psychology extends its counseling services to Community in the month of April,where training of Life Skills, Self-Awareness, Health & Hygiene and Stress Management remain

highlighting features. A special lecture for girl students/hosteller was arranged to improve their

health and hyzine by Dr. Deepti Jain (Gyne & Obs.)

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Shashi Kala Mehra (up to 21.10.14)Dr. S.S. Chahar (upto 30.4.15)Dr. S.S. Dahiya ( w.e.f 01.05.15)

2. Other Faculty MembersProfessor(s) : Dr. Anjana RaniAssistant Prof. : Dr. Rajesh Kundu, Dr. Jagbir Singh Narwal, Sr. Samunder Singh,

Dr. Yudhvir3. Students’ Strength Males Females

M.A.(Previous) 35 06M.A.(Final) 15 06M.A.(Hons) Sem-I 25 05M.A.(Hons) Sem-III 08 05M.A.(Hons) Sem-V 10 03M.A.(Hons) Sem-VII 07 04M.Phil 06 05Ph.D. on Roll 11 11

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops - 7 1

Presented papers - 5 -

Resource Prson 1 2 1

ii) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 - - -

Total Outlays in Rs. 7.52 Lakhs - - -

iii) Details on Research Publications:-No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals - 7 -

Non-Peer Review Journals - 2 -

iv) No. of books published:- Without ISBN No. 7 With ISBN No. 2v ) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - MDU - -

vi) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 4vii) No. of faculty from the Institution:- Ph. D. Guides 5 Students Registered 22vii i) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 1

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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Rajendra Sharma (up to 20.03.15)Dr. Ranbir Singh ( w.e.f 21.03.15)

2. Students' strength : Male FemaleM.A.(P) 42 30M.A.(F) 13 21M.Phil. 05 10Ph.D on roll 08 11

3. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 2ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops - 2 -

Presented papers - 2 -

Resource Person - 1 -

iii) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 1 - -

Total Outlays in Rs. - 10,000 - -

iv) No. of books published:-

With ISBN No. 2 Without ISBN No. 7

v ) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - MDU - -

vi) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 4

vii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 3 Students Registered 16

144

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

1. Head of the Department : Dr. K.S. Chauhan2. Other Faculty Members

Professor(s) : Dr. Madhu Nagla, Dr. Des Raj , Dr.SupritiAssistant Professor : Dr. Neerja Ahlawat,

3. Students’ Strength Males FemalesMA (Sociology) 50 23

M.Phil (Sociology) 10 05

Ph.D Course Work 05 034. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 4ii) Academic Tours Organised 1iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 1 4 1

Presented Papers - 2 -

Resource Persons - 6 -

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 1 - -

Total Outlays in Rs. - - - -

v ) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 1 - -

Total Outlays in Rs. - - - -

vi) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Non- Peer Review Journals - 1 -

vii) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 6

vii i) Received funds From: UGC-SAP

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ix) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - UGC-SAP - -

x) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 5

xi) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 5 Students Registered 10

xii) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 3

xiii) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-Others 1

iv) Other Departmental Activities:-i) “Rahgiri”ii) Blood Donation (Red Cross)iii) Debate Competitioniv) National Level Seminarvi) Two-Week Extention Lecture under SAP of UGC

DEPT. OF DEFENCE & STRATEGIC STUDIES

1. Head of the Department : Dr. R.S. Siwach

2. Professor : Dr. Dalip Singh Bajia

3. Students' Strength Male Female

M.A. 17 14

M.phil. Ist Semester 02 -

Ph.D course work 02 02

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) No. of books published:-

With ISBN No. 1

ii) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 2

iii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 2 Students Registered 8

iv) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 16

v ) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 3 SRF 3

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DEPT. OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCES

1. Head of the Department: Dr. Satish MalikAssociate Professor(s) : Dr. Nirmal Kumar SwainAssistant Professor(s) : Ms. Pinki, Mr. Anil Kumar Siwach, Dr. Sanjiv Kadyan,

2. Students' strength : Male FemaleM.L.I.Sc. 1st Year 21 21M.L.I.Sc. 2nd Year 16 18Pre-Ph.D. 02 02

3. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 1ii) Academic Tours Organised 1iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 1 1 -

Presented Papers 1 1 -

Resource Persons 4 4 -

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Non- Peer Review Journals 1 12 -

E-Journals 1 4 -

Conference Proceedings 1 1 -

v) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 04 With ISBN No. 2

vi) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - M/s Spronger - -

vii) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 2

vii i) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 3 Students Registered 5

ix) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-JRF 1

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Faculty of Humanities

Dean: Dr. Rohini Aggarwal

1. Department of English and Foreign Languages

2. Department of Hindi

3. Department of Journalism and MassCommunication

4. Department of Sanskrit, Pali and Prakrit

148

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES

1. Head of the Department : Dr. S.P.S.Dahiya2. Other Faculty Members :

Professor(s) Dr. Asha Kadyan, Dr Loveleen Mohan, Dr.(Mrs.)Manjeet Rathee,Dr.Jaibir Singh Hooda, Dr.Randeep Rana, Dr. Gulab Singh,Dr. Rashmi Malik

Associate Professor(s) Ms.Jaishree ShankarAssistant Professor(s) Dr. Neelam, Dr. Anju Bala

3. Students' Strength :MA(Prev.) & M.A.(Hons.) 7 the sem. 71 M.A.(Final) 42M.Phil/Pre-Ph.D 27 Cert. Course in French 60Cert. Course in Spanish 61 Diploma Course In French 12Cert. Course in Chinese 25M.A. (hons.) Eng. five year Integrated Programme1st sem. 26 3rd sem. 255th sem. 43

4. New Coures Introduced if any :Cert. Course in Chinese

5. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 1ii) Academic Tours Organised 2

iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 8 4 -

Presented papers 7 - -

Resource Persons 8 4 -

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 - - 1

Total Outlays in Rs. 789000/- - - -

v ) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 2 2 -

Conference proceedings - 4

vi) No. of books published:- With ISBN No. 2vii) No. of faculty from the Institution:- Ph. D. Guides 10 Students Registered 10ix) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 6x) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 1

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Department of Hindi

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Rohini Aggarwal (up to 19.06.15)Dr. Ram Sajan Pandey (w.e.f 20.06.15)

2. Other Faculty Members :Professor(s) Dr. Ramrati, Dr. Sushila, Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Dr. Maya Malik,

Dr. Krishna Joon, Dr. Pushpa,Associate Professor(s) Dr. SheelaAssistant Professor Dr. Krishan Devi

3. Students' Strength : Male FemaleM.A. (Pre.) 23 38M.A. (F) 08 36M.Phil 07 14Ph.D Course work 00 01PG Diploma in Translation 04 15

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) Extension Lectures Organised 8

ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 1 4 -

Presented papers - 2 1

Resource Persons - 20 -

iii) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals - 9 -

e -Journals - 8 -

iv) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 9 With ISBN No. 5

v ) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - - - -

vi) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 5

vii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 9 Students Registered 62

vii i) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 4

ix) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 4 SRF 5

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Department of Journalism and Mass Communication

1. Head of the Department: Dr. Harish Kumar

Other Teaching Faculty:

Professor Dr. Sarojini Nandal

Assistant Professor Ms. Sumedha Dhani, Mr. Sunit Mukherjee

2. Students' Strength : Male Female

MJMC-1st Sem. 32 04

MJMC-3rd Sem. 15 02

M.Phil.- 1 Sem. 10 05

Ph.D 02 00

3. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) Extension Lectures Organised 3

ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 2 2 2

iii) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 2

iv) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 02 Students Registered 02

v ) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 03

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DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT PALI & PRAKRIT

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Surender Kumar

2. Other Faculty Members :Professor(s) Dr. Asha, Dr. Krishna Acharya, Dr. D.P. Kularia

Assistant Professor(s) Dr. Sunita Saini, Sh. Shree Bhagwan

3. Students' Strength : Male FemaleM.A (Prev.) 33 44

M.A.(Final) 16 31

M.Phil 1 14Ph.D 20 19

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 1 16 -

Presented papers 1 16 -

Resource persons - 05 -

ii) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 12 - -

Conference proceedings 1 - -

iii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 5 Students Registered 37

iv) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 6

v ) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 6 SRF 4 Any Others 3

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Faculty of Performingand

Visual Arts

Dean: Dr. Ravi Sharma

1. Department of Visual Arts

2. Department of Music

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DEPARTMENT OF VISUAL ARTS

1. Head of the Department: Dr. Sushma Singh (up to 05.07.15)Dr. Bhoop Singh Gulia ( w.e.f 06.07.15)

2. Other Faculty Members:Professor Dr. Meenakshi HoodaAssistant Professor(s) Sh. Sanjay Kumar, Sh. Rajesh Kumar

3. Students' Strength : Males FemalesMA (Drawing & Painting) 07 15MFA 30 36Ph.D (Registered) 04 08Ph.D Course Work 03 06

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 1ii) Academic Tours Organised 2

iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops - 1 -

Resource Persons - 1 -

iv) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 2 1 -

Sponsoring agencies - KUK - -

v ) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 1

vi) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 3 Students Registered 17

vii) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 03

vii i) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 1 Any other 4URS

5. Details of Extra Curricular Activities

i) No. of Medals/awards won by the students: Cultural: University level 1

6. Other Departmental Activity: Art Exhibitions 2

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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

1. Head of the Department: Dr. Bharti Sharma

2. Other Faculty Members:

Professor (s) Dr. Ravi Sharma, Dr. Hukam Chand, Dr. (Mrs.) Vimal3. Students' Strength : Males Females

M. A. 06 11

M. Phil 03 15

Ph.D Course Work 03 014. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 2

ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops - 1 -

Presented Papers 1 1

Resource Persons - 1 1

iii) No. of books published:- With ISBN No. 01

iv) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - - - 1

Sponsoring agencies - - - Deptt. of Music

v ) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 3

vi) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 4 Students Registered 23

vii) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 33

vii i) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 3 Any other 2

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Faculty of Commerce

Dean: Dr. S.D. Vashishtha (upto 30.12.2014)Dr. Narender Kumar (w.e.f 31.12.2014)

Department of Commerce

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1. Head of the Department: Dr. Narender Kumar

2. Other Faculty Members:

Professor(s) Dr. (Mrs.) Geeta Manmohan, Dr. Raj Pal Singh, Dr. R.R.Saini,

Dr. Sanjiv Kumar, Dr. Kuldeep Singh, Dr. Vazir Singh

Associate Professor(s) Mrs. Raman, Sh.Tilak Raj

Assistant Professor(s) Dr. (Mrs.) Seema, Ms.Priti Sharma, Mr. Shakti Singh, Mr. Manoj

Instructor Mrs. Prakashwati

3. Students' Strength: M F M F

M.Com. (P) Ist Sem 16 44 M.Com. (Hons) Vth Sem 15 37

M.Com (F) IInd Sem 12 44 M.Com. (Hons) VIIth Sem 19 29

M.Com (Hons). Ist Sem 17 45 M.Com. (Hons) IXth Sem 14 27

M.Com. (Hons) IIIrd Sem 24 29 M.Phil, 06 09

Ph. D Course work 03 16

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) Academic Tours Organised 3ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 1 4 -

Presented papers 7 19 -

Resource Persons 1 7 -

iii) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 2 - -

Total Outlays in Rs. - 14,61,200 - -

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 6 8 -

Non-Peer Review Journals 5 2 -

e-Journals 2 - -

Conference proceedings 2 1 -

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v ) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level International National State University

Number - 2 - -

Sponsoring agencies ICSSR

xi) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 10

xiii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 7 Students Registered 31

xiv) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 9

xv) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 10 SRF 7 Any other 2

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Faculty of Management Sciences

Dean: Dr. Neelam Jain

1. Institute of Management Studies and Research

2. Institute of Hotel and Tourism Management

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INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES AND RESEARCH

1. Director of the Institute : Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Jain2. Other Faculty Members:

Professor(s) Dr. Mukesh Dhunna, Dr. Virender Singh Malik, Dr. Ajay K. Rajan,Dr. A.S. Boora, Dr. Rishi Chaudhary,Dr. (Mrs.) Kamlesh Ghakhar,Dr. Satyawan Baroda,Dr. Raj Kumar, Dr. Pardeep Kumar

Associate Professor(s) Dr. Aparna BhardwajAssistant Professor(s) Dr. Jagdeep Singla, Dr. Sonia, Mr. Naresh Kumar, Dr. Divya Malhan,

Mr. Kuldeep Chaudhary, Dr. Sanjay Nandal, Dr. Seema,Dr. Ramphul, Dr. Karamvir Sheokand, Dr. Garima Dalal, Dr. Ashok

3. Students' Strength : Male FemaleMBA 527 333

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 1ii) Academic Tours Organised 1iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops - 4 -

Presented papers - 4 -

Resource Persons - 2 4

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - - - 2

Total Outlays in Rs. - - - 25 Lakhs

v ) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 - - -

Total Outlays in Rs. 10,000 - - -

vi) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 1 - -

e-Journals - - 4

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vii) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0-2 Average 1 h-index 1 Nos. in SCOPUS 2

viii) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 2

ix) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level International National State University

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - - - -

x) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 6

xi) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 21 Students Registered 60

xii) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 12

xiii) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 9 SRF 9 Any other 5

xiv) Other Departmental Activities:-i) Induction Programme was organized on September 3, 2014.ii) Management Game was organized on September 9, 2014.iii) Blood Donation camp and IMSAR day were organized on September 27, 2014.iv) Workshop on computing skill was organized on September 3, 2014.v) Workshop on Personality development was organized on September 20, 2014.vi) Alumni meet was organized on November 9, 2014.vii) Road safety and traffic rules awareness campaign was organized on July 13, 2014.viii) Emerging perspectives on corporate governance fraud and social responsibility was

organized on February 18, 2015 .ix) Executive meet on communications skills was organized on April 6, 2015.x) Soft skill development programme was organized on April 16, 2015.xi) Skill development workshop was organized on April 18, 2015.xii) Make in India conference was organized on April 25, 2015.

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INSTITUTE OF HOTEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT

1. Director of the Institute: Dr. Ashish Dahiya

2. Other Faculty Members:Assistant Professor(s) Dr. Ranbir Singh, Dr. Amit K. Singh, Dr. Sanjeev Kumar,

Dr. Goldi Puri, Mr. Manoj Kumar, Dr. Sandeep Malik, Mrs. Gunjan,Mrs. Jyoti, Mr. Anoop K. Huria, Ms. Shilpi, Mr. Sumegh

3. Students' Strength : Male FemaleBTTM (4Year Programme) 1st sem. 45 05BHMCT (4 Year Programme) 1st sem. 59 01MTTM (2 Year Programme) 1st sem. 21 02MTM (2 Year Programme) 3rd sem. 09 11MHM (2 Year Programme) 1st sem. 40 07MHM (2 Year Programme) 3rd sem. 31 05MHMCT (5 Year Programme) 1st sem. 53 06BTM (3 Year Programme) 3rd sem. 28 02BHM (3Year Programme) 3rd sem. 74 05BTM (3 Year Programme) 5th sem. 23 01BHM (3 Year Programme) 5th sem. 67 07

4. New Course(s) Introduced:1. MHM CT (Five Year) Integrated2. BTTM (Four Year Programme)3. BHMCT (Four Year Programme)

4. MTTM (Two Year Programme)5. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 5ii) Academic Tours Organised 1iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Presented Ppers 8 9 -

Resource Persons 1 3 -

iv) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 1 - - -

Total Outlays in Rs. - - - -

v ) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 12 01 -

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vi) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 10 With ISBN No. 01

vii) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level International National State University

Number - 3 - -

Sponsoring agencies - - - -

vii i) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 2

ix) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 6 Students Registered 17

x) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 4 Any other 1

xi) Other Departmental Activities:-

i) The Institute has organised two extension lectures.

ii) The Institute has organised three theme lunches by the name of Punjabi, Rajasthani and Chinese

iii) The Institute celebrated Haryana Day, World Tourism Day and IHTM Foundation Day.

iv) The Institute hosted five events on different occasions.

v) The Instutute hosted Campus Placement Fair under the aegis of CC&PC, M.D. University, Rohtak.

vi) National Level Quiz.

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Faculty of Education

Dean: Dr. Hemant Lata Sharma

1. Department of Education

2. Department of Physical Education

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

1. Head of Department : Dr. Hemant Lata Sharma (up to 23.03.15)

Dr.Madhu Bala (w.e.f 24.03.15)

2. Teaching Faculty

Professor(s) : Dr. (Mrs.) Indira Dhull , Dr.A.K. Kalia,

Associate Professor(s) : Dr. Jitender Kumar

Assistant Professor(s) : Dr. Neeru Rathee, Dr.Madhuri Hooda, Dr.Umender Malik, Ms.Sarita

3. Students’ Strength : Male Female

M.Ed. 08 27

M.A(P) 18 12

M.A.(F) 12 06

M.Phil 01 14

Pre-Ph.D 05 18

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 3 2 -

Presented Papers 3 2 -

Resource Persons - 10 -

ii) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 19 18 -

e- journals 3 - -

iii) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 1.54 to 8.89 Average 1.19 h-index (total of all faculty) 6

iv) No. of books published:- With ISBN No. 2

v ) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 9

vi) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 9 Students Registered 40

vii) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 6 SRF 5

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Kultaj Singh

2. Other Faculty Members :Professor : Dr. Bhagat Singh Rathee , Dr. R.P. Garg,Associate Professor :A.D.P.E : Dr. Tej Pal Singh

3. Students Strength :M.Phil : 14 PG Diploma in Yoga Sc. : 35M.P.Ed. (P) : 45 M.P.Ed. (F) : 38B.P.Ed. : 50

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 3

ii) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 4

iii) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 7 SRF 2

5. Other Departmental Activities-:

The Department of Physical Education has conducted Two Intra-mural (Basketball and Cricket) in the

Department. About 30 students of the Department of Physical Education have participated in different

tournaments i.e. Inter College as well as Inter University championship organized by the Director

Sports, at MDU Campus.

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Facultyof

Engineering And Technology

Dean: Dr. S.P. Khatkar

UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERINGAnd

TECHNOLOGY

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UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

1. Head of the Department : Dr. S.P. Khatkar2. Other Faculty Members :

Professor(s) Dr. Vinit Kumar Singla, Dr. Rahul Rishi,Associate Professor(s) Dr. Yudhvir Singh, Dr. (Mrs) Sonia, Dr. Kashyap Dubey, Dr. Manvender

Singh, Dr. Prabhakar Kaushik, Dr. Ashwani Dhingra,Assistant Professor(s) Er. Vikas Nandal, Dr. Vikas Sindhu, Dr. Suresh Kumar, Er. Shamsher

Singh, Er. Anil Sangwan, Er.Manoj Ahlawat, Dr. Raj Kumar Yadav,Er. Vikas Siwach, Mrs. Kamna, Mrs. Rainu Nandal, Mrs. Chhavi Rana,Er. Dheeraj Khurana, Er. Harkesh Sehrawat, Mrs. Amita Dhankhar,Mrs. Sunita Dhingra, Er.Kamal Deep, Er.Yogesh Kumar, Dr.VinitKumar, Er. Raj Kumar, Er. Rajesh, Er. Sandeep Kumar, Er. PardeepGahlot, Er..Deepak Chhabra, Er.Ravinder Sehdev, Er.Rakesh Rathi,Er.Navin Hooda, Er.Naveen Khatak, Dr. (Ms) Manjeet , Dr (Ms)VijayDangi, Dr Veer Bhan, Er. Vipin Kumar, Mrs. Neha Khurana,Mrs. Meena Kumari, Er. Gurdiyal Singh, Er.Surender Singh, Dr. SunilChhikara, Mrs. Savita Khatri, Dr. (Mrs) Seema, Dr. Rajesh KumarLather, Mrs. Manju, Dr. Rahul Tripathi, Sh.Sukhbir Singh, Dr. SurenderKumar, Dr..Vikas Kumar, Dr.Garima Chopra, Dr. Kavita Malik,Mrs. Isha Verma, Mrs. Anu Jangra, Mr. Deepak Kumar, Dr. ManjeetKaur, Mrs. Chanchal Hooda, Mrs. Sunita Dhingra, Ms. SumanTPO Mr. Arun Hooda

3. Students' Strength: Male FemaleB. Tech. 1333 315M.Tech. 0111 118Ph.D 004 003

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) Extension Lectures Organised 8

ii) Academic Tours Organised 5

iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops - 8 -

Presented papers - 2 -

iv) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 2 1 -

Total Outlays in Rs. - 23,21,800 11,55,000 -

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v ) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 42 1 -

e -Journals 42 1 -

Conference proceedings 6 10 -

vi) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0.325-0.77 h-index 14 Nos. in SCOPUS 14

vii) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 3 With ISBN No. 978.93.8361-51-4

vii i) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level Inernational National State Univrsity

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies - TEQUIP-II - -

ix) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 4

x) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 9 Students Registered 20

xi) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 4

xii) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

Project Fellows 1

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Faculty of Law

Dean: Dr. (Mrs.) Promila Chugh (upto 25.09.2014)Dr. Badruddin (w.e.f. 26.09.2014)

Department of Law

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DEPARTMENT OF LAW

1. Head of the Department : Dr.(Mrs.) Promila Chugh (up to 19.09.14)Dr. Badruddin (w.e.f 20.09.14)

2. Other Faculty Members :Professor(s) Dr. Naresh Kumar Sharma, Dr. Preet Singh, Dr.A.S.Verma,

Dr. A.S. Dalal, Dr.A.S. Kajal, Dr.(Mrs.) Suman Lata,Dr.(Mrs.) Neena Vashishth, Dr. (Mrs.) Asha Sharma

Associate Professor(s) Dr. Anju KhannaAssistant Professor(s) Mrs. Kavita Dhull, Mrs. Neelam Kadian, Dr. Jitender Singh Dhull,

Mrs. Pratima Devi, Dr. Yogender Singh, Dr. Satya Pal Singh,Dr.(Mrs.) Sonu, Dr. Jaswant Saini, Mrs. Anusuya Yadav, Dr. Ved PalSingh, Dr. Surender Dahiya

3. Students' Strength M F M FLL.B. 5 Year Course 570 162 LL.B. 3 Year Course (M) 173 020LL.M. (M) 044 035 LL.M.(E) 020 004Ph.D. 014 005 LL.B. 3 Year Course (E) 197 025

4. New Course Introduced: LL.M in Evening Shift5. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) Extension Lectures Oranised 13

ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 5 40 35

Presented papers 3 24 20

Resource Persons - 18 20

iii) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 02 40 10

e-Journals - 03 -

Conference proceedings 1 15 -

iv) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 2-4 Average 3

v) No. of books published:-

With ISBN No. 06 Without ISBN No. 01

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vi) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level International National State University

Number - 1 - -

Sponsoring agencies MDU Rtk

vii) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 10

vii i) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 17 Students Registered 38

ix) No of Ph.D awarded by faculty from the Department:- 5

x) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 7 SRF 2

6. Details of the Extra Curricular Activity.

i) No. of medals/awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events : About 6

7. Other Departmental Activities:-

i) Moot Court Competition.

ii) Various other co-curricular activities like: Essay Competition, Debate Competition, extempore

competition etc.

iii) Extension services under Legal Aid Clinic.

iv) Law Fest 2014, Many students took part in Zonal and National Youth Festivals

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Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Dean: Dr. Arun Nanda (upto 06.01.2014)Dr. Narasimhan B (w.e.f. 07.01.2015)

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

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DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES

1. Head of the Department : Dr. Narasimhan B.2. Other Faculty Members :

Professor: Dr. Arun Nanda, Dr. Munish GargAssociate Professor(s): Dr. (Mrs.) Sanju Nanda, Dr. Harish Dureja,

Dr. Neeraj GilhotraAssistant Professor(s): Mr. Deepak Kaushik, Mr. Vikaas Budhwaar, Mrs. Anju Dhiman ,

Dr. Govind Singh , Mr. Rakesh Kr. Marwaha , Dr. Prabhakar Kr.Verma , Mr. Mahesh Kumar , Dr. Anurag Khatkar , Dr. Mrs. VandanaGarg, Ms. Saloni Kakkar, Mr. Vineet Mittal

3. Students' Strength M F M FB. Pharm. Ist Year 45 15 B. Pharm. IInd Year 37 23B. Pharm. IIIrd Year 34 27 B. Pharm. IVth Year 39 19M. Pharm. - Indus. Pharm. Ist Year 05 05 M. Pharm. - Indus. Pharm. IInd Year 06 04M. Pharm. - P'ceutics (DRA) Ist Year 02 09 M. Pharm. - P'ceutics (DRA) IInd Year 10 02M. Pharm. - Pharm. Chem. Ist Year 04 08 M. Pharm. - Pharm. Chem. IInd Year 05 07M. Pharm. - Pharmacognosy Ist Year 03 05 M. Pharm. - Pharmacognosy IInd Year 02 08M. Pharm. - Pharmacology Ist Year 02 07 M. Pharm. - Pharmacology IInd year 02 08

4. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-i) Extension Lectures Organised 1

ii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops 4 29 01

Presented papers 02 11 -

Resource Persons 01 16 01

iii) Major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 04 01 04

Total Outlays in Rs - 105 Lakhs 14,15,000 70 Lakhs

iv) Minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 01 - - 01

Total Outlays in Rs. 10,000 - - 50,000

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v ) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals 57 11 3

Non-Peer Review Journals 1 - -

e-Journals 9 - -

vi) Details on Impact factor of publications:-

Range 0 -2.5 Average 0.7 h-index( total of all faculty) 79 Nos. in SCOPUS 45

vii) No. of books published:-

Chapters in Edited Books 02

vii i) Received funds:- UGC-SAP 4 Lakhs

ix) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 04

x) No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows:-

Total 03 National 03

xi) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 14 Students Registered 33

xii) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 10 SRF 3 Project Fellows 2

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UNIVERSITY INSTITUE OF LAW AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES, GURGAON

1. Director : Dr. Preet Singh2. Other Faculty Members :

Assistent Professor(s) " Dr. G.S. Chauhan, Mrs. Somlata , Mr. Sanjeev Kumar, Dr. Kailash

Kumar, Dr. Virender Sindhu, Mr. Surinder Nara, Dr. Anupam Kurlwal,Mrs. Omprabha

Dr. Seema, Dr. Sunil Devi, Ms. Preeti, Dr. Pratibha Bhardwaj ,

Mr. Vijay Rathee, Dr. Pooja Yadav, Mrs. Nidhi, Mr. Sandeep Aggarwal,Mr. Yogender Kumar

Guest Faculty : Dr. Komal , Mrs. Sangeeta, Mrs. Priyanka, Mrs. Meenu Singh,

Mrs. Arundhati, Mr. Naresh Kumar, Mr. Ram Gopal, Mr. Akashya,Mr. Kirshan, Mrs Seema, Ms. Aarti, Mr. Pradeep Tomar,

Mrs Sneh Lata

3. Students' Strength : Male FemaleB.A. LL.B (Hons.) 679 215

MBA (General) 111 090

MBA ( Executive) 020 009LL.B (Morning 3year) 027 003

LL.M (Executive) 020 0094. New Course Introduced: LL.M & LL.B (Morning -3 Year Course)5. Details of Academic Activities Organised in the Department:-

i) Extension Lectures Oranised 03

ii) Academic Tours Organized 01iii) Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops - 6 -

Presented papers - 5 -

iv) Details on Research Publications:-

No. of Faculty International level National level Others

Peer Review Journals - 5 -

v ) No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Department:-

Level International National State University

Number - - 1 -

Sponsoring agencies - - - -

vi) No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :- 01

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vii) No. of faculty from the Institution:-

Ph. D. Guides 4 Students Registered 9

vii i) No.of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones):-

JRF 1

6. Details of the Extra Curricular Activates

i) No. of medals/awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events:

Sports: Stae/University Level 5 National Level 1 International Level 1

7. Other Departmental Activities:-

i) Organized Annual Athletics Meet on 25 March 2015.

ii) Ms Aakriti, Student of B.A LL.B (5 Year Course) have won Gold Medal in All India Inter-University

Shooting Championship in Double Trap Event.

iii) Ms Aakriti also participated in World University Shooting Championship held in Russia.

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CHAPTER- XI

AMENDMENTS TO THE ORDINANCESAND STATUTES

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AMENDMENTS TO THE ORDINANCES AND STATUTES

Amendment to Clause-3 and 14 of the Common Ordinance of Three Year Courses (Semester System)

ExistingClause-3

A person who has passed the Senior SecondaryExamination (10+2) from Board of School EducationHaryana, Bhiwani or any other examinationrecognized by M.D.University, Rohtak as equivalentthereto shall be eligible for admission. The detailedeligibility condition e.g. percentage of marks in thequalifying examination subject(s) combination etc.etc. shall be notified in the Admission Brochure asapproved by the Academic Council from time to time.

Clause-14The list of successful candidates after the sixth

semester examination shall be arranged as underin three divisions on the basis of the aggregate marksobtained in the 1st, 2nd 3rd , 4th, 5th and 6th Semesterexaminations taken together, and the divisionobtained by the candidate will be mentioned in his/her degree:a) Those who obtain 60% or more marks

First Divisionb) Those who obtained 50% or more marks but less

than 60% marksSecond Division

c) Those who obtain less than 50% marks.Third Division

ProposedClause-3

A person who has passed the Senior SecondaryExamination (10+2) from Board of School EducationHaryana, Bhiwani or any other examinationrecognized by M.D.University, Rohtak as equivalentthereto shall be eligible for admission. The detailedeligibility condition e.g. percentage of marks in thequalifying examination subject(s) combination etc.etc. shall be notified in the Admission Brochure asapproved by the Academic Council from time to time.

However, lateral entry in BBA-3rd Semester isallowed to those candidates who have passedDiploma in Business Management or an equivalentexamination approved by the State Board ofTechnical Education, Haryana with at least 45%marks in aggregate.Clause-14

The list of successful candidates after the sixthsemester examination shall be arranged as underin three divisions on the basis of the aggregate marksobtained in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd , 4th, 5th and 6th Semesterexaminations taken together, and the divisionobtained by the candidate will be mentioned in his/her degree:a) Those who obtain 60% or more marks

First Divisionb) Those who obtained 50% or more marks but less

than 60% marks.Second Division

c) Those who obtain less than 50% marks.Third DivisionFor awarding degree to students admitted in BBA

Course under lateral entry, aggregate of 3rd to 6th

semester examination shall be considered fordetermining the division.

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Introduction of Master of Hotel Management & Catering Technology 5-year course under SFSw.e.f. the session 2015-16 and prescription of fee structure thereof as Rs.30000/- (Rs.24000/- tuition fee+ 6000/- development charges) + other University charges per annum for first module and Rs.40000/-(Rs.32000/- tuition fee + Rs.8000/- development charges) + other University charges per annum forsecond module.

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Enhancement of scholarship for the University Research Scholars

Original RevisedRs.7000/- per month during the first two years Rs.9000/- per month for the first two yearsRs.8000/- per month beyond the period Rs.10000/- per month beyond the period

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Prescription of new Ordinance for the Ph.D. Programme (Appendix C/1 pages 1-29). [E.C. Reso. No.16 of 12.08.2014]

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —Fee for M.Tech. courses being run in the affiliated Engineering Colleges shall be the same as that of

B.Tech. courses in any college + usual University charges. However, the institutes shall pay a stipend ofRs.5000/- per month to the Non-GATE students of 2nd year with a teaching of 4 to 6 hours per week.

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Introduction of PG Diploma in Yoga Science in the Department of Physical Education under SFS andprescription of fee thereof and that the fee of the course be prescribed as Rs.25000/- (Rs.20000/- tuitionfee and Rs.5000/-as development fee) + other University charges (at par with B.P.Ed. course) from theSession 2014-15.

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Introduction of M.A. Applied Psychology and P.G Diplomas in Human Resource Competencies andSchool Psychology in the Department of Psychology and prescription of fee and eligibility conditionsthereof as under, w.e.f. the session 2014-15:

Sr. Name of Course Sanctioned Fees Eligibility Condition

No. Intake

1. M.A. Applied 20 Rs.3034/- Bachelor Degree/Shastri examinationPsychology (New Regn.) (New Scheme) of three year duration

Rs.2834/- with atleast 45% marks in aggregateold Regn. or any other examination recognized

by M.D.University, Rohtak asequivalent thereto.

2. P.G Diplomas in 20 each Rs.2034/- a) M.A./M.Sc./M.Ed. in Psychology/Human Resource per annum Applied Psychology/ Social Work/Competencies and Educational Psychology/ Education/School Psychology Child Development/ Human

Development or any equivalentP.G.Degree in allied subject with 50%marks in aggregate or grade C inseven point scale.b) Post Graduate inany school subject having psychologyat graduation level (B.A., B.Ed. B.B.A.)

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Starting of LL.M. (two year) Course at UILMS, Gurgaon and LL.M. (two year Evening) Course inthe Department of Law under Self Financing Scheme and prescription of fee thereof as Rs.50000/-(40000/- tuition fee + 10000/- development charges)+ other University charges, which shall also be applicable toaffiliated colleges/Institutes running said course under Self Financing Scheme, w.e.f. the session 2014-15.

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Prescription of Ordinance for the Bachelor of Architecture course (Appendix C/2 pages 30-33)and Master of Architecture/Planning (Appendix C/3 pages 34-37) be approved and made applicablefrom the session 2013-14 and 2012-13, respectively.

[E.C. Reso. No.39 of 22.12.2014]— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —Amendments in the Ordinance(s): Evaluation/Re-evaluation of Answer Books/Conduct of Examinations:

Guidelines for Evaluation of Answer Books:

OriginalClause-4

The Principal/Co-ordinator will be responsible toget the answer books evaluated from the eligibleteachers and will make arrangements of evaluatorsat his/her own level.

No person shall be qualified for appointment asan examiner in a subject for any examination unlesshe holds a Master’s Degree in the subject concernedand possesses three years teaching experience inthat subject up to the standard of examinationconcerned.

Ordinance: ‘Conduct of Examinations’:Clause-(D)(2)Teachers of the recognized Colleges or TeachingDepartments of University shall be eligible forappointment as Deputy Superintendents andAssistant Superintendents. In a special case, theLibrarian, full time Research Scholars, ResearchFellows, Research Assistants, and superannuatedpersons can also be appointed as Deputy

AmendedClause-4

No change

No change

The Evaluator/Re-evaluator should give anundertaking about the subjects taught by him/herduring the current and one preceding year. Thisshould be authenticated by the Principal of theInstitute/HOD concerned.

Every teacher, teaching in the College/UTD, mustcarry out the evaluation work. The Principal/HOD ofUTD/Director should send a report to the C.O.E.every semester about the number of answer booksevaluated by each teacher and also the name ofteachers who have not carried out the evaluation.Similarly teacher-wise report should also be sentfor invigilation duties.

Clause-(D)(2)No change

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Superintendents and Assistant Superintendents.Non-teaching staff upto Class-III can be deputed asAssistant Superintendents only when the personsmentioned here are not available.Note: The following persons shall not be eligible forappointment as Superintendents, DeputySuperintendents and Assistant Superintendents:

a) Disqualified personsb) Persons whose wife/ husband/daughter/

son/sister/ brother is appearing in that particular Centre.

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Earlier Answer Books having 36, 38 and 40 pagesare being used.

Ordinance: ‘Re-evaluation of Answer Books’:Clause-1(b)(v)Where a student has obtained less than 20% marksor more than 60% marks in a particular paper(excluding sessional/ internal marks) is not eligiblefor re-evaluation of his/her answer book(s).

Clause-1(b)(vi)In case the result of any student is delayed in theprocess of re-evaluation he/she will not be allowedconsequential benefit on this account.

Clause-1(c)An application on prescribed form alongwith requisitefee must reach in the office of the Assistant Registrar(Reevaluation Branch), M.D.University, Rohtak

NOTE-II:Principals/HODs/Directors should first of all putregular teaching staff for examination duties.Thereafter, only contractual teaching staff be put onthese duties, if required.Non-teaching staff upto Class-III can be deputed asAssistant Superintendents only when the personsmentioned here are not available.

There should be uniform 38 pages of Answer Books(36+2 OMR pages) for all classes/ examinations.

Clause-1(b)(v)Where a student has obtained less than 20% marksin a particular paper (excluding sessional/ internalmarks) is not eligible for re-evaluation of his/heranswer book(s).

Clause-1(b)(vi)No change

Clause-1(b)(vii)Only in very exceptional/deserving cases where astudent having less than 20% marks in originalevaluation is not satisfied with his/her evaluationscore, the case should be got examined from theconcerned Head of the Department of the UniversityTeaching Department and if the case is foundgenuine, re-evaluation of answer-book be permittedby the Vice-Chancellor. The final result will be asper re-evaluation rules of the University.

Clause-1(c)No change

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either under registered cover or be submittedpersonally within 30 days after the date of declarationof the result of the particular examination (for thispurpose the date printed on the result/gazette/notification shall be taken as the date of declarationor within 30 days of the dispatch of Detailed MarksCard by the University whichever is later.

Clause-3(i)If the difference between re-evaluation score andthe original marks in a paper does not exceed 15%of maximum marks of that paper, the average of thetwo scores will be taken as final awards. If thedifference is more than 15%, the answer book willbe referred to 2nd re-evaluator and the average ofthree scores will be taken as final awards.

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Re-evaluation should be carried out expeditiously.The result of re-evaluation should be declared within45 days of the application. The re-evaluation of resultof final year/semester shall, however, be declaredon priority.

Clause-3(i)If the difference between re- evaluation score andthe original marks in a paper does not exceed 15%of maximum marks of that paper, the average of thetwo scores will be taken as final awards. If thedifference is more than 15%, the answer book willbe referred to 2nd re-evaluator and the average ofbest of two scores will be taken as final awards.

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Amendment to Clause-23 of the Ordinance: “General Rules for Examinations”

OriginalThe students will have to submit the Dissertations/Project Work/Term Paper/Training Report/Field TripReport etc. Within the period as prescribed in therelevant Ordinance. However, after the last date thesame may be accepted on payment of the followingpenalty:i) Within normal period: No penaltyii) After expiry of normal period:a) Upto 4 months: Rs. 250/-b) After 4 months and upto 6 months: Rs.500/-c) After 6 months and upto one year:Rs.1000/-d) After expiry of the extended period under

Clause (c) above and upto one year: Rs.2000/-No further extension will be granted and the resultwill be declared treating the candidate as absent,except that the Vice-Chancellor may allow furtherextension with further penalty as he may deem fit ina hard and deserving case to his satisfaction. Acandidate, who submits his /her dissertation / projectreport etc. during the extended period with penaltyas above, will not be entitled to the University Medal.

AmendedThe students will have to submit the Dissertation/Project Work/Term Paper/ Training Report/Field TripReport etc. (other than Ph.D.) within the period asprescribed in the relevant Ordinance. However, afterthe last date the same may be accepted on paymentof the following penalty:i) Within normal period: No penaltyii) After expiry of normal period:a) Upto 6 months: Rs.500/-b) After 6 months and upto one year: Rs.1000/-c) After expiry of the extended period under

Clause (b) above and upto one year: Rs.2000/-

No further extension will be granted and the resultwill be declared treating the candidate as absent,except that the Vice-Chancellor may allow furtherextension of not more than one year with furtherpenalty of Rs. 3000/- (Total Rs. 5000/-) as he maydeem fit in a hard and deserving case to hissatisfaction. A candidate, who submits his /herdissertation /project report etc. during the extendedperiod with penalty as above, will not be entitled tothe University Medal.

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Adoption of eligibility for admission, staff requirement and infrastructural facilities as prescribed by theRCI, New Delhi for admission to M.Ed. (Special Education) course from the session 2013-14 (AppendixC/4 pages 38-42).

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Change of nomenclature of Master of Hotel Management and Master of Tourism Management asMaster of Hotel Management and Catering Technology and Master of Tourism and Travel Managementrespectively w.e.f. the current session

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Discontinuation of remuneration being paid to the members of the Unfair Means Committee. [E.C. Reso. No.70 of 22.12.2014]

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —Presciption of remuneration of the Supdt.-in-Chief equivalent to the remuneration of Centre

Superintendent and that the Superintendent-in-Chief shall not be entitled to claim remuneration at doublethe rate during vacations/holidays as is applicable to Centre Superintendents.

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Addition of new provision in the Ordinance: ‘Re-evaluation of Answer Books’:On receipt of a complaint of mass scale failure (at least 90% failure in a paper(s) from P r i n c i p a l s /Director/HOD of institutions, the Vice-Chancellor can order fresh evaluation of that paper(s). If after freshevaluation, variation of 15% or more marks is reported in the awards given by both the examiners in atleast 50% of the candidates, then the results of such candidates shall be revised and declared by followingthe rules as applicable in rules meant for re-evaluation, otherwise the awards given by the originalexaminer shall hold good.

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Amendments in Common Ordinance for 4-Year Courses to make it applicable for B.A. B.Ed./ B.Sc.B.Ed./ B.Com. B.Ed. programme also, from the session 2014-15:

OriginalClause-7The candidate will be allowed to appear in theexamination if he/she meets the followingrequirements:-a. Bears a good character.b. Has been on the rolls of the Department/

College/Institution during the semester.c. Has attended not less than 75% of lectures

delivered in theory as well as practical.Relaxation in shortage of lectures up to 20%will be allowed by the Head of the Department/Principal of the College/ Institute on the followinggrounds:

i) Self-illness;ii) Illness/death of parents, brother, sister or any

of the close family member;iii) Any other reason beyond the control of the

student to the satisfaction of the Head of theInstitution/ Department.

AmendedClause-7The candidate will be allowed to appear in theexamination if he/she meets the followingrequirements:-a. Bears a good character.b. Has been on the rolls of the Department/College/

Institution during the semester.c. Has attended not less than 75% of lectures

delivered in theory as well as practical.Relaxation in shortage of lectures up to 20% willbe allowed by the Head of the Department/Principal of the College/Institute on the followinggrounds:

i) Self-illness;ii) Illness/death of parents, brother, sister or any of

the close family member;iii) Any other reason beyond the control of the

student to the satisfaction of the Head of theInstitution/ Department.

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Clause-8Unless specifically provided in the syllabus, themedium of instruction and examination shall beEnglish.

Clause-11(ii) A candidate shall get promoted to the nextsemester/class automatically subject to fulfilment ofthe conditions as prescribed in Clause-7 above.However, in Engineering and Pharmacy Course,candidates will be promoted to the Fifth semester ifhe/she has passed at least 50% papers of all theprevious three semesters. Candidates are requiredto fulfil the eligibility conditions for appearing in theexamination of lower semester.

Clause-15The list of successful candidates after the eightsemester examination shall be arranged as underin three divisions on the basis of aggregate marksobtained in 1st , 2nd, 3rd , 4th , 5th ,6th , 7th and 8th

semester examinations taken together, and thedivision obtained by the candidate will be mentionedin his/her Degree:-

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d. For B.A. B.Ed./B.Sc. B.Ed./ B.Com. B.Ed.programme): has obtained not less than 25% marksin the aggregate of all the subjects calculated on thebasis of result of the House Examination (in theorypapers only) and two class test (in theory papersonly) for 4-year Integrated B.Ed. programme.

Clause-8Unless specifically provided in the syllabus, themedium of instruction and examination shall beEnglish (English and Hindi except for languages forB.A. B.Ed./B.Sc. B.Ed./ B.Com. B.Ed. programme).

Clause-11(ii) A candidate shall get promoted to the nextsemester/class automatically subject to fulfilment ofthe conditions as prescribed in Clause-7 above.However, for promotion to 3rd semester, he/she mustclear 50% papers of 1st semester and for promotionto 5th semester, he/she must complete all his 1st

semester papers. Candidates are required to fulfilthe eligibility conditions for appearing in theexamination of lower semester.

(iii)For B.A. B.Ed./B.Sc. B.Ed./ B.Com. B.Ed : if acandidate fails in the school Internship in teachingor is unable to complete internship in teaching butpasses in all other subjects he/she will be requiredto repeat the complete ‘internship in teaching’ in thenext academic session along with regularcandidates.

Clause-15The list of successful candidates after the eightsemester examination shall be arranged as underin three divisions on the basis of aggregate marksobtained in 1st , 2nd, 3rd , 4th , 5th ,6th , 7th and 8th

semester examinations taken together, and thedivision obtained by the candidate will be mentionedin his/her Degree:-

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NOTE:The candidate will be eligible for the admission tohigher studies i.e. M.A./M.Sc./M.Com./M.Ed. etc.after passing B.A. B.Ed./B.Sc. B.Ed./ B.Com. B.Ed.This degree will be considered as equivalent to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. and B.Ed. as the case may be.

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Adoption of the decision conveyed by the Chief Secretary to Govt. of Haryana, Chandigarh vide letterdated 16.7.2014, in view of the judgement of Hon’ble Supreme Court passed in Civil Appeal No.7084/2011 (Appendix C/5 page 43), with regard to relaxation in minimum eligibility conditions for reservedcategories in all the courses being run in the University Teaching Departments and colleges affiliated tothe University w.e.f. the session 2015-16 and that wherever needed, the relevant Ordinances be taken asamended accordingly.

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Eligibility for B.A. B.Ed./B.Sc. B.Ed./ B.Com. B.Ed.:

A person who has passed 10+2 examination with60% marks (5% relaxation for SC/ST of Haryanaonly) from the Board of School Education, BhiwaniOR 3-Year professional diploma programmesconducted by the State Board of Technical EducationHaryana without-passing English and Hindi subjectsat 10+2 level OR Any other examination recognisedby the University as equivalent thereto.

Eligibility for B.A. B.Ed./B.Sc. B.Ed./ B.Com. B.Ed.:

Addition in Clause-14 of Leave Regulations (Chapter-23) of University Calendar Vol-III:

OriginalClause-14 Casual Leavea) The amount of casual leave that may be grantedto non-teaching and teaching staff in one calendaryear shall be as follows:1. XX XX XX2. XX XX XX3. XX XX XX

AmendedClause-14 Casual LeaveNo change

However, in the case of Ex-Servicemen, the periodof Military Service shall be counted towards civilservice for grant of Casual Leave.XX XX XX

[E.C. Reso. No.28 of 12.08.2014]— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —Prescription of qualifications and criteria for the post of Professor, Maharshi Dayanand Chair:

Qualifications:

i) An eminent scholar with Ph.D. qualifications in the Vedic Studies and published work of high qualityactively engaged in research with evidence of published work with a minimum of 10 publicationsas books and/ or research papers.

ii) A minimum of ten years of Post-Graduate teaching experience in University/College, and/ orexperience in research at the University/ National level Institution, including experience of guidingcandidates for research for doctoral level.

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iii) Contribution to educational innovation, design of new curricula and courses and technologicalmediated teaching learning process.

iv) A minimum score of 400 points in the Academic Performance Indicator (API) based PerformanceBased Appraisal System (PBAS)

ORAn outstanding Scholar with established reputation who has made significant contribution to VedicKnowledge with the perspective of Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati to be substantiated bycredentials.

Selection Criteria:Same as in the case of selection to the post of Professor.

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Prescription of qualifications for the post of Principal and Lecturer(s)/Assistant Profoessor in SFSColleges of Education and guidelines for selection of faculty in SFS Degree Colleges (Annexure C/6pages 44-47).

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Amendment to Clause–6(v) of House Allotment Rules

OriginalBesides the provision under Clause-6(ii), the Vice-Chancellor shall be competent to allotaccommodation on priority basis to any regularemployee of the University as per his/her entitlement.However, allotment under this category shall notexceed 15% of the total house of a category forallotment. In addition to above, the Vice-Chancelloron the recommendation of the Selection Committeeshall be competent to offer accommodation to anemployee on priority basis. This shall, however, bedone only at the time of appointment.

AmendedBesides the provision under Clause-6(ii), the Vice-Chancellor shall be competent to allotaccommodation on priority basis to any regularemployee of the University as per his/her entitlement.However, allotment under this category shall notexceed 10% of the total houses of a category forallotment. In addition to above, the Vice-Chancelloron the recommendation of the Selection Committeeshall be competent to offer accommodation to anemployee on priority basis. This shall, however, bedone only at the time of appointment.

OriginalEntry fee for Zonal Youth Festival from all the college/institutions shall be Rs.2000/- having strength up to300 students and Rs.3000/- if the students strengthexceeds the above number. This shall apply even ifa college participates in one event or even doesnot participate. The entry fee is mandatory. TheExecutive Council vide its Reso.No.20 dated10.05.2008 has approved that the entry fee will bedeposited to the Director Youth Welfare along withYouth Welfare Fee and H.H. fee in the starting of thesession. The entry forms may be entertained uptofive days before the date of commencement of thefestival.

AmendedEntry fee for Zonal Youth Festival to be paid by allthe college/institutions shall be as under :a) Up to200 students Rs.1000/-b) Up to 500 studentsRs.2000/-c) Above 500 students Rs.5000/-It shallbe payable even if a college does not participate.The entry fee will be deposited with the Director YouthWelfare alongwith Youth Welfare Fee and HolidayHome fee in the starting of the session. Entry formsmay, however, be entertained upto five days beforethe date of commencement of the festival.

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Revision of rates of Entry Fee for Zonal Youth Festival

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Prescription of booking charges for Dr. Radha Krishnan Sabhagar:a) For outsiders - Rs.40,000/-b) For Govt. Instts./Distt. Admn. - Rs.10,000/-

c) For U.T.D. - Rs. 5,000/-

(Only in cases where funds are received from other agencies, otherwise free of charge)

A refundable security of Rs.20,000/- (Except UTD) shall be deposited. The booking amount shall bedeposited in Youth Welfare Fund as all the expenses are to be met out of this fund.

The proformae/documents to be used shall the same as prescribed in the rules for the Tagore Auditoriumwith change of name of the auditorium.

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Prescription of qualifications for the post of Assistant Professors provided in the Chaudhry RanbirSingh Institute of Social and Economic Change

Essential Qualifications1. Good academic record with at least 55 % marks (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever

grading system is followed) at the Master’s level in the subject Economics/ Sociology/Ruraldevelopment/Psychology/Demography/Statistics/Geography/ Social Work.

2. National Eligibility Test (NET) shall be compulsory for appointment at the entry level of AssistantProfessor, subject to the exemptions to the degree of Ph.D. in respect of those persons obtaining theaward through a process of registration, course-work and external evaluation, as have been laiddown by the UGC through its regulations, and so adopted by the State Government vide letter no. 7/66-2003 C IV(3) dated 17.07.2009.

DesirableExperience in conducting of socio-economic and demographic surveys, analyses of statistical data,use of computer software such as SPSS/STATA/CSPro and research report writings. Publication ofresearch papers in reputed journals will be an added advantage.

[E.C. Reso. No.89 of 22.12.2014]— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —Amndment to Clause-9(ii) of the House Allotment Rules, contained in Calendar Volume-III at Page No. 354under Chapter No. 50{

Original AmendedClause–9(ii) Sr.No. 3 Clause–9(ii) Sr.No. 3Death of the allottee One year The family of the deceased employee may be

allowed to retain the allotted house on usual chargesat the existing rate i.e. HRA last-drawn + HRC andother usual charges till the date upto whichUniversity gives/provides financial aid to the familyof deceased employee.

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Revision of Sports Registration fee from Rs.100/- to Rs. 120/- per annum (Rs. 80/- to be remitted to theUniversity and Rs. 40/- to be retained by the College/Institute concerned) w.e.f. the session 2015-16.

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Prescription of eligibility conditions for admission to M.Planning Course:

For 2014-15 (for one time only):

50% aggregate marks (47.5% for SC/ST) in Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture/ Planning/CivilEngineering/Master’s Degree in Geography/ Sociology/Economics from any University/Institutionsrecognized by the Govt. of India/Govt. of Haryana. Selection of students be done on the basis of merit/entrance test

For 2015-16 onwards:

Candidates must possess (a) Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or Architecture or Planning fromany University/Institution in India or abroad or its equivalent recognized by the Govt. of India, or (b)Master’s degree in Geography or Sociology or Economics from any University/Institution in India orabroad recognized by Govt. of India. Candidates must have obtained minimum 55% marks in thequalifying examination (52.25% for SC/ST).

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Deletion of last clause in the ordinances under which the student joins the Course be made applicable onthose students and if any amendment/addition is made in the ordinance that be applicable on the studentsadmitted/joining the course during that session and not with retrospective effect.

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Prescription of eligibility conditions for BPE and MPE courses for the session 2014-15 only:

BPE: 10+2 with 45% marks in aggregate from Haryana Board or any other examination recognized bythis University as equivalent thereto.

MPE: Bachelor’s Degree with 45% marks in aggregate from M.D.University, Rohtak or any otherexamination recognized by this University as equivalent thereto.

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Prof. Sunita Malhotra Convener

Prof. Rohini Aggarwal Member

Prof. Promila Batra -do-

Prof. Arun Nanda -do-

Prof. Gulshan Taneja -do-

Prof. Kuldip Chhikara -do-

Sh. Sunit Mukherjee -do-

Sh. Satish Sharma Special Invitee

Sh. Pankaj Nain -do-

Editorial Assistance : Compiled by :Sh. Naveen Kumar Public Relations Office,Sh. Yogesh Kumar M.D. University, Rohtak

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